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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#10606

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#2629

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After Introducing Americans to Period Panties and Affordable Bidets, Miki Agrawal Is Back With Diaper-Eating Mushrooms

5 days 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.
After This Retailer Revamped Its Onboarding, Revenue Surged More Than 1,500 Percent

1 week ago | inc.com | Ali Donaldson

Before Anna Harman and Lisa Bubbers opened their first Studs ear piercing studio on Prince Street in Manhattan in 2019, the first-time founders knew they had a problem. There were not enough places to find seasoned piercers and not nearly enough people to hire. Unlike estheticians or hairdressers, there was no licensing process. No beauty school. Most people in the industry broke in through an ad hoc system of local apprenticeships, often unpaid, at tattoo parlors.
7 Wellness Companies To Watch in RFK's MAHA Universe

1 week ago | inc.com | Melissa Angell

The health and wellness industry is poised for significant disruption with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at the helm of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The so-called Make America Healthy Again focus of HHS is consistent with a growing, post-Covid consensus among Americans who say they are more health-conscious. That shift signals an opportunity for entrepreneurs in the wellness segment for Americans looking to boost both their longevity along with their quality of life.
How a Boutique Soda Brand Scaled to Sell in 500 Stores With No Outside Funding

1 week ago | inc.com | Ali Donaldson

Since Bridget Firtle launched Rockaway Soda five years ago, her mantra has been simple: “It’s just soda. It’s not that serious.” That healthy dose of levity might be the only way she’s been able to stay grounded while scaling a boutique soda brand amid a consumer packaged goods (CPG) implosion. Yes, some of the most recognizable cans have been doing just fine—and some more than fine.
Here's How Founders Are Turning Support Teams Into Secret Weapons

1 week ago | inc.com | Annabel Burba

Two years ago, Rent the Runway co-founder and CEO Jennifer Hyman discovered something strange. Customers who interacted with RTR’s customer service team, she says, had higher loyalty rates than those who took the “happy path”—meaning those who didn’t reach out.
5 Hobbies You Can Turn into a Side Hustle

2 weeks ago | inc.com | Chris Morris

It’s always easier to do work that you enjoy—and when it comes to side hustles, it makes sense to focus on an area that brings you joy. There are plenty of people doing so these days. A 2024 survey from financial services company Bankrate found that more than one-third of U.S adults now have a second stream of income. When it comes to Millennials and Gen-Z, that number edges closer to one half.
A Bonded Warehouse Can Help Manage Tariff Chaos. Here's How to Find One

3 weeks ago | inc.com | Jennifer Conrad

With on-again, off-again tariff policies causing havoc, bonded warehouses are seeing a spike in interest. The facilities are located around the country, but they’re legally outside of U.S. Customs territory. You can’t avoid paying tariffs by storing imported goods in a bonded warehouse, but you only pay tariffs on goods once they leave the warehouse, based on the tariffs in place at that moment.
How to Create Engaging Content That Ranks

3 weeks ago | inc.com | Jason Hennessey

It’s well known that the quality of your content plays a major role in search engine optimization (SEO), but determining what makes content valuable can be trickier. What’s valuable to one person may not be valuable to another, and you also have to take the Google algorithm into consideration. Thankfully, there are a few guidelines that can help you consistently create high-quality content that will please your audience and the algorithm. Why is the value of your content important?
How This AI-Powered Company Is Tapping OpenAI's New Image Generator

3 weeks ago | inc.com | Ben Sherry

OpenAI’s wildly-popular image-generation AI model has only been open to commercial use for a few weeks, but businesses are already saying the new model is a cut above the competition. In late April, OpenAI made a new model called gpt-image-1 available through the company’s API. The model is the core piece of technology behind ChatGPT’s updated image-generation capabilities (the one famous for all those Studio Ghibli-style memes).
These 2 Recent Quitting Trends Are Costing Employers Time and Money

3 weeks ago | inc.com | Bruce Crumley

Workers leaving their jobs creates several kinds of problems for employers, notably the time and cost of finding a replacement. But now many business owners are also having to be mindful of two radically different approaches people are taking toward leaving.