In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Inc

• The Best Places to Start and Grow a Business Now
  Across America, smaller cities like Pittsburgh and Colorado Springs are proving to be fertile ground for startups.
• Mapping Regions of Startup Growth
  Inc. Regionals captures the fastest-growing companies by region. Below, explore Inc.'s proprietary look at regional growth from 2022 to 2024.
• Running a Clean P&L
  Monica Nassif, who launched the cult-favorite cleaning brands Caldrea and Mrs. Meyer's, reflects on their enduring appeal and her most hard-earned entrepreneurial lessons.
• How to Delight Customers Without Being a Doormat
  If you provide amazing service, clients will reward you. But clients can also ask for too much. How do you find the right balance?
• Coterie Turned a Dirty Product Into a Premium Brand
  A year after taking over as CEO of the diaper and baby care company, Jess Jacobs negotiated a billion-dollar deal.
• The Optimized Home
  For founders, luxury is anything that turns home into a haven providing what they need most: a place to rest, recalibrate, and ready themselves for the next day's hustle.
• The Most Influential Business Owner in Congress
  ★ Markwayne Mullin came to Congress to challenge the system. Instead, he became a power broker.
• Managing people has never been weirder. Here are the new rules to get it right
  From remote work to AI to the habits of Gen-Z, the workplace is changing fast. To help you navigate it all, Inc.'s Ask a Manager columnist, Alison Green, shares her wisdom on how to be an effective leader in 2026 and beyond.
• SPEED ROUND: Some Wild, Childish Behavior
  This is an office, not a frat house.
• SPEED ROUND: Food at Work Because people are so funny about it.
  Because people are so funny about it.
• The Year Free Trade Died
  President Trump's Liberation Day tariffs were supposed to upend America's place in global trade. One year later, CEOs reflect on a wild ride that didn't quite go how anyone expected.
• DON'T BET AGAINST HER
  CULTIVATING MAJOR INVESTORS, CREATING A SCALABLE TECH PLATFORM, LOBBYING REGULATORS: KALSHI'S LUANA LOPES LARA WANTS TO FINANCIALIZE ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE. SHE JUST NEEDS TO REWRITE THE RULES OF THE FREE MARKET.
• AGENT OF CHANGE
  MEET MAY HABIB, AN UNDER-THE-RADAR VISIONARY WHO QUIETLY BUILT THE GOLD STANDARD FOR ENTERPRISE AI, AND A CLIENT LIST THAT'S THE ENVY OF SILICON VALLEY.
• MADE TO STICK
  FAZIT CO-FOUNDERS ALIETT BUTTELMAN AND NINA LA BRUNA INVENTED A GENUINELY NEW BEAUTY CATEGORY AND TURNED GLITTER FRECKLES INTO A GLOBAL PHENOMENON. HAVING HIT $40 MILLION IN SALES, THE COMPANY HAS ONE SIMPLE GOAL: BE ICONIC.
• Lighting the Way Off
  Many companies aspire to bring manufacturing back to the United States. With one of the largest collections of 3D printers in the world, lan Yang's Gantri just might pull it off.
• CLAY NaTion
  HOW LEAD-GENERATION SOFTWARE FIRM CLAY BUILT A $5 BILLION COMPANY SELLING SAAS WITH A SOUL.
• This Automotive Startup Solves a Problem Others Couldn't
  ChargeScape turns electric vehicles into a resource for power grids, helping utilities maintain reliability amid rising electricity demand.
• The Company Disrupting Corporate Dentistry
  ICON Dental Partners develops partnerships with dental practices using a model that keeps dentists in control.
• LIFETIME VALUES
  Karen Dillon The right way and the wrong way to prepare your kids to run your company someday.