Small Business

Rivers run wild in Idaho and that's why whitewater raft king Maravia won't be making boats and gear anywhere else.

Rivers run wild in Idaho and that's why whitewater raft king Maravia won't be making boats and gear anywhere else.

Rivers run wild in Idaho and that's why whitewater raft king Maravia won't be making boats and gear anywhere else.

Boston Market CEO George Michel joined FOX Business Network’s Cavuto: Coast-to-Coast on National Rotisserie Chicken Day to discuss how the regulatory environment affect businesses.

Boston Market CEO George Michel joined FOX Business Network’s Cavuto: Coast-to-Coast on National Rotisserie Chicken Day to discuss how the regulatory environment affect businesses.

Gear maker Flowfold is making it in America in more ways than one.

With the 2016 presidential race well underway, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, (R-Calif.),

Sending business overseas might seem like a very tempting offer, especially when it comes to the bottom line, but one business owner said he rather stand by his employees.

It's no shock that businesses claim the rules will cause economic harm, but what about the other side of the argument?

When you combine an ex-monk, with a former McKinsey consultant and a recent graduate from Harvard, you get FROTH, First Round on the House.

One headphone maker is looking to change the way its users listen to their tunes by adapting to a person’s individual hearing.

The New York attorney general's office on Tuesday filed a lawsuit claiming Domino's Pizza Inc is liable for alleged wage theft by franchisees because the company used a computer system that it knew under-calculated workers' pay.

In this Salute to American Success, we’re taking a look at WTRMLN WTR, a company that turns unwanted watermelons into bottled juice.

Millions more workers are now eligible for a big OT payday

The Obama administration on Tuesday unveiled the final version of a long-awaited and controversial rule to extend overtime pay to 4.2 million U.S. workers, which marks one of the administration's most significant moves to address stagnant wages.

It is an exciting time when you start your new business.

When 14-year-old Taylor Rosenthal is not playing baseball as a first baseman and pitcher for Opelika High School, he is creating his own business.