Inc.

Inc. is a prominent American business media outlet that was established in 1979 and is located in New York City. It releases six print editions each year, along with daily online content that includes articles and videos. Additionally, Inc. organizes a variety of live and virtual events throughout the year. Owned by Mansueto Ventures, Inc. is particularly recognized for its yearly lists highlighting the fastest-growing privately-owned companies in the U.S., known as the "Inc. 500" and "Inc. 5000."

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#10118

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#2607

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#29

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This Lifestyle Change Is Worth $95,000 a Year in Extra Happiness

6 days ago | inc.com | Jessica Stillman

Money can get you less stress and more joy. But so can making this one change to your lifestyle, a new analysis finds.
The Best Workplaces Are Keeping Their Promises and Reaping the Benefits

1 week ago | inc.com | Issie Lapowsky

Earning high marks for company culture is never easy, but it’s particularly challenging when the business world is in a near-constant state of upheaval. In the wake of the pandemic, remote work looked like the way of the future, until it wasn’t. Hiring sprees turned into firing sprees. DEI goals came under attack. Inflation gave way to trade wars. All of it has turned the American workplace into uncertain terrain, with employees left whipsawing between their employers’ ever-shifting priorities.
Fund a Small Business With Advice From Chef Russell Jackson

1 week ago | inc.com | Elizabeth Gore

Learn how Chef Russell Jackson funded his fine dining business with three practical and easy steps. Learn how to fund you dream business.
How to Start Vibe Coding—the Software Generation Process That Is Turning Teams Into Creators

1 week ago | inc.com | Brett Farmiloe

Vibe coding has the potential to ignite innovation from more people. Brett Farmiloe is the founder of Featured.com, and recently acquired and revived Help a Reporter Out. I first heard the term “vibe coding” at the 2025 Google Cloud Next Conference. A Googler used the term during a keynote from the main stage. While I had never heard the term before, I haven’t been able to stop hearing about it since. What is vibe coding?
5 Family-Friendly Side Hustles You Can Do With Your Kids

1 week ago | inc.com | Chris Morris

Side hustles are about boosting your bank account, but there’s no reason they can’t also be fun learning experiences for your kids. While not every gig is appropriate for including your children, there are several side hustles that can be quite family friendly—and not just things like the classic lemonade stand. At the same time, they help to teach a work ethic and entrepreneurship to young ones and showcase fiscal responsibility.
How DOGE Is Spreading to the State Level

1 week ago | inc.com | Chris Morris

Elon Musk might have burned his bridges with the Trump administration, but DOGE is still alive—and its guiding philosophy is expanding to the state level. The Department of Government Efficiency continues its work, having among its ranks at least 38 members who currently work for businesses run by Musk or who have in the past.
What U.S.-China Trade Talks Mean for Your Business

2 weeks ago | inc.com | Mike Hofman

The U.S. and China have bounced between a full-fledged trade war and a shaky truce marked by negotiations that seem relatively civil, with tariff rates to be paused through August (maybe) and bilateral negotiations to ensue. But is this a genuine rapprochement or something less solid? And what should the plan be for the many, many American companies that rely on China either as a source of goods or as a growth market? Jennifer Hendrixson White has some thoughts.
Family Business Success Depends on a Succession Strategy

3 weeks ago | inc.com | Matt Allen

In family business, focusing on the current leader is hazardous. Here are common issues with focusing on the current family enterprise leader.
Phil Libin’s Next Startup? Bringing Michelin-Starred Chefs to Bentonville

3 weeks ago | inc.com | Christine Lagorio Chafkin

“I don’t think an Ancient Roman restaurant would do well in Bentonville,” said Phil Libin, the serial founder, who relocated to Arkansas from San Francisco nearly five years ago. Libin was telling me this because he’d recently encountered a “reasonably popular” YouTuber who did a series what gladiators feasted on in Ancient Rome. “But I could sell tickets for it for one night.
After Introducing Americans to Period Panties and Affordable Bidets, Miki Agrawal Is Back With Diaper-Eating Mushrooms

3 weeks ago | inc.com | Jennifer Conrad

At 10 a.m. on a sunny May morning, I arrived at a nondescript office building just north of the University of Texas at Austin’s campus. The building was home to medical clinics and biotech companies, and when I opened the door to a darkened second-floor office, I worried I was in the wrong place. But I immediately spotted Miki Agrawal, wearing her signature fedora, sitting at a table awaiting my arrival. Agrawal and a dove.