Scott S. Smith

How one dotcom survives--and thrives--in the ultracompetitive wedding market

Asian Americans have money, Net savvy and entrepreneurial fire. Media magnate Jeff Yang explains how to tap both their talent and dollars.

Think philanthropy is a dotcom <i>don't</i>? Anthony Parks would like a word with you.

The man to call when your business's finances are more fixer-upper than fantastic

Thanks to all the news about Microsoft, a future of all-Internet technology has swamped magazines and TV lately, but for Sun Microsystems' Scott McNealy, ideas like those are nothing new.

Looking for a better business? Start inside.

Catalog maven John Peterman deals with a new chapter&nbsp;.&nbsp;.&nbsp;.&nbsp;Chapter 11.

Is there room in your business for a few unworldly concerns?

He's redefined wealth, technology, information and society. So what comes next? Watch out, 2999! This one may just repeat.

To keep things running smoothly, you just have to mind your own business, right? Wrong. If millennium madness has taught you anything, it should be this: Your business is only as strong as your weakest link.

Think demassification. Figure out how to deliver. In the future that prognosticators Alvin and Heidi Toffler foresee, a whole lot of entrepreneurial opportunities await.

Is the world getting smaller, or are our horizons getting bigger? Esteemed economics expert and author Rosabeth Moss Kanter reflects on the phenomenon of growing globalization in an exclusive interview.

Coffee talk with Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz.