Heroes at Work: US Army vet's company makes handbags from surplus military materials
Emily Nunez Cavness is a former U.S. Army Captain and the CEO and co-founder of Sword & Plough, a company that sells handbags and accessories made from military surplus materials.
Ex-Navy SEAL Leif Babin: Winning teams know how to 'cover and move' -- Does yours?
A team working together, mutually supporting one another to accomplish the mission is far more powerful and far more likely to be successful.
This Food Network chef started a restaurant in Boston with $3,000 in his bank account
How this "Chopped" competitor carved out a career in culinary.
Non-alcoholic craft brew business: How fitness inspired this entrepreneur to invest in his passion
Bill Shufelt quit his job so he could drink more.
All PG&E customers have power restored after 'public safety' outage
PG&E began proactively shutting off approximately 738,000 California customers' power on Wednesday morning.
Dun & Bradstreet's Amber Colley: Want a successful small business? It's all about leadership
Companies lacking strong leadership lack one of the most important tools for growth.
Carol Roth: Small business is the 'Rodney Dangerfield' of the American economy (and that needs to change)
As Dangerfield said, 'it’s not easy bein’ me'—and it’s not easy being a small business owner.
PG&E begins cutting about 800,000 Californians' power due to wildfire risk
The company made the move to cut the risk of wildfires that have plagued California repeatedly in recent years.
Museum of Ice Cream new flagship created by the 'Millennial Walt Disney'
The Museum of Ice Cream is opening its flagship store in NYC, promoting community and millennial individuality.
Netflix is my biggest competitor, restaurant owner says about food delivery
Netflix and online delivery services are becoming a competitor to eat-in restaurants.
Farmers burned by China trade make a killing off corn cannons
Farmers are getting creative in order make money.
Diane Katz: A major threat to our economy - Excessive regulation
The nation’s current regulatory burden belies Francis Scott Key’s characterization of America as the 'land of the free.'
Here's another reason small businesses should stay optimistic
Could a "small business revolution" be coming to your town?
Women in weed: How female entrepreneurs are investing in a billion-dollar industry
“At the end of the day, I want to use my experience to help people," cannabis entrepreneur Jessie Johnson told Fox Business.
From shack to shelves: This BBQ company is an all-American success
Wicker's BBQ is 100% American-made, from the shack up, its business manager Korey Speaight told FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo.
Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis settles dispute over giant US flag
The stars and stripes controversy pitting star of CNBC’s “The Profit” against a North Carolina city over the size of an American Flag sitting at the star’s recreational vehicle store has been settled.
Jeffrey Swett: What small business owners need to consider when they think about retirement
I have been in the wealth management business for 27 years with a focus on retirement planning. Here are some simple steps that could be helpful in transitioning into a successful retirement.
Copyright dispute over Blackbeard ship video, other Supreme Court cases could have impact on businesses
North Carolina-based Nautilus Productions says the state has no right to use videos of the Queen Anne's Revenge and the process of salvaging the shipwreck.
Beyonce calls daughter Blue Ivy a 'cultural icon' amid trademark battle with wedding planning company of same name
The Carter's have been in a seven-year long trademark battle with an events planning company over the use of the name "Blue Ivy."
Christian florist could lose everything if Supreme Court doesn't weigh in, lawyer says
"Baronelle is basically faced with losing all she owns unless the Supreme Court weighs in in this case," her attorney said.