When I arrived at Inc. in the beginning of 2020, I had plans. Big plans. Of course, they went pear-shaped as the pandemic went hockey stick, and most had to be radically altered, i ...

We’ve heard the phrase over and over again, because it’s true: We have lived through unprecedented times. Almost overnight, we had to rethink and reimagine every aspect of our ...

WHEN LATE JULY co-founder Nicole Bernard Dawes started her second company, Nixie Sparkling Water, in 2018, she decided to adopt a novel approach toward her competitors: Ignore them ...

Earning a spot on the Inc. 5000 is proof you’re doing something right. “It just elevated us that one extra level,” says Glenn Langberg, whose Clifton, New Jersey-based compan ...

How will cybersecurity and data privacy evolve over the next decade? We’re hearing from our customers that cybersecurity and data privacy are increasingly becoming board-level co ...

WHEN COLBY BAUER suggested installing a halfpipe in the Provo, Utah, offices of his company, Thread (No. 442 on the 2021 Inc. 5000; No. 104 in 2020), it was not as well received as ...

David A. Steinberg was riding high when his wireless phone company, InPhonic, earned the No. 1 spot on the 2004 Inc. 5000 on annual revenue of $119.4 million. Three years later, St ...

When I first began to explore taking Dell from publicly held, multibillion-dollar business back to private company a decade ago, there were many naysayers. They said the PC market ...

In 1998, Just before the dot-com bubble burst, Matthew Telesca envisioned an internet-based future for the logistics industry. With the help of a friend, he’d written a program s ...

SUNEERA MADHANI, CEO OF STAX (NO. 436 ON THE 2020 INC. 5000) “Every day of my life was a business lesson. My dad came from nothing and used his settlement check from losing his t ...