Colorado to stop hassling kids over lemonade stands in time for summer
A summertime staple of American childhood shouldn’t be a criminal act. One should not need permission from the government to sell lemonade to one’s neighbors.
Small Business
3 ways your small business can reach new customers
Fortunately, that's not as hard as it seems.
Hiking the tax on carried interest capital gains is a lose, lose, lose
Hiking the tax on carried interest capital gains would discourage entrepreneurs who invest their time, energy and expertise in American businesses.
5G race full-speed ahead: Misguided attempt to nationalize is over, for now
5G nationalization should be permanently discarded into the graveyard of failed government-funded projects that litter the United States.
Small town, big dream: Transforming Lehigh Valley into the next startup hub
This former World War II steel millis operating as a new business incubator that invests in smaller companies.
Tax Day deals: Check out these freebies and discounts
Here are some of the best Tax Day deals to keep your eye on through April 15 and beyond.
Small business needs permanent tax cuts
Millions of small businesses are filing their full-year taxes under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for the first time.
Why Shopify is the Amazon of small business
Like most tech companies -- and frankly, most of us humans -- it took a mistake for Shopify to learn how to grow at a massive scale.
Independent beer distributors proud to 'serve' America
As members of the National Beer Wholesalers Association arrive in Washington, D.C. this week for our annual legislative conference, we are proudly briefing members of Congress about why our industry is a model for creating opportunity where it’s needed most.
Small business owners remain mostly confident
Small business owners may not be all that worried about the economy or the stock market, but many are taking steps just in case.
Trump gives Mexico time on border threat, meaning no worries for Cinco de Mayo
Trump’s recent threats regarding the US-Mexico border had many on Main Street worrying about a potential shortage of guacamole and tequila, not to mention lettuce and tomatoes for our tacos.
Retail Apocalypse: These big retailers closing stores, filing for bankruptcy
Some of the United States’ most prominent retailers are shuttering stores in recent months amid sagging sales in the troubled sector.
Sarah Jessica Parker trades her Cosmo for new wine collection
Invivo & Co’s co-founder discusses wine collaboration with actress Sarah Jessica Parker.
America's community banks in danger of extinction due to credit union tax loophole
Credit unions, awash in cash because of their tax-exempt status, are buying banks in cash deals -- and it is resulting in the annual loss of tens of millions in tax monies.
What's next for Linda McMahon? Outgoing SBA head could rejoin private sector: Report
A major Trump donor prior to the 2016 election, McMahon was appointed SBA head shortly after Trump’s inauguration and confirmed for the role in February 2017.
Jersey Mike's to donate all sales to charities on 'Day of Giving'
The sub company expects to donate more than $6 million to over 200 charities nationwide.
4 Signs you shouldn't take your job remote
Remote work is all the rage right now -- but that doesn't mean it's right for you.
4 ways a small business can hold on to key employees
Take a deep look and put a value on the person.
How US bike companies are steering around Trump's China tariffs
Kent currently sources nearly 90 percent of the 3 million bicycles it sells to Target, Walmart and other U.S. retailers from China.
From athlete to businessman: Life after the NFL
The next big play for many NFL athletes after leaving the sport? Entrepreneurship.