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HONORABLE MENTIONS - The Ultimate Employee Buy-In - Do your employees think like owners? If not, it might be time to consider an employee stock ownership plan, or ESOP -- For many business owners, the ultimate exit strategy.

Case, John - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 27 (2005) 12, pp. 107-117

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Great Timing - Wisth costs peaking and big mouble coming down the road 1999 was not the year to start a business. Or was it? Meet the survivors

Case, John - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 26 (2004) 12, pp. 20-31

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25TH ANNIVERSARY ISSUE - Why 20 Million of You Can't Be Wrong - A long-time Inc. contributor surveys the current entrepreneurial scene and reports his findings. How do things look? Well, one answer might be "Never better, thanks!"

Case, John - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 26 (2004) 4, pp. 100-107

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The Fifth Annual Inner City 100 List - Vital Signs - Finally, some good news about busines -- From a place you might least expect it.

Case, John - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 25 (2003) 5, pp. 82-86

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The Power of Listening - About the time their box company, Atlas Container, was rising from the ashes, the Centenari brothers decided that a business should be founded on the philosophy of treating employees like human beings rather than interchangeable parts. Of all the brothers' smart moves, that was the topper.

Case, John - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 25 (2003) 3, pp. 76-85

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Incubator - SPOTLIGHT - Bill Clinton's favorite economist believes that growth companies are the answer to terrorism

Case, John - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 24 (2002) 13, pp. 32-33

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Trading Places - Remember the Free Agent Nation? Its proponents argued that Americans by the millions would soon be working as independent businesspeople. Didn't happen. Put the blame on a series of obstacles that keep most people trapped in cubicles and dreaming of independence

Case, John - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 24 (2002) 12, pp. 74-83

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SPECIAL SERIES: THE INNOVATION FACTOR - ORDINARY PEOPLE, EXTRAORDINARY CREATIVITY - Innovation often seems beyond the reach of everyday businesses. It doesn't have to be. Innovation can happen anywhere, in any industry, and at any time -- As these stories of a wildly inventive sock maker, a hypercreative septic-tank company, and idea mavens from other prosaic businesses will show you

Fenn, Donna; Case, John - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 24 (2002) 10, pp. 83-89

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Special issue - The Fourth Annual Inner City 100 - MARKET MAKERS - What business are you in? That's a simple question, but many Inner City 100 companies need 10 minutes to answer it. Responding to changing market conditions, these businesses have expanded into a widely varied mix of products and services, turning themselves into miniature conglomerates. No doubt their ever-changing business models ...

Case, John - In: Inc : the magazine for growing companies 24 (2002) 5, pp. 80-89

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Make Play, Not War

Case, John - In: Across the board 32 (1995) 10, pp. 9

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