Creating coffee foam art of the candidates
The art of coffee
Why 4/20 Is a $40 Billion Day
Opinion: Happy 420 Day -- and welcome to the new gold rush. The marijuana business is calling. And you don’t even have to partake in the product to reap its benefits.
NYC bakery churns outs primary-themed cookies
Primary-themed cookies flying off shelves
As New Overtime Rules Near, Businesses Need to Prepare
For months now, businesses of all sizes have been holding their collective breath waiting for the Department of Labor (DOL) to implement rule changes that could have a significant impact on labor costs.
A traveling food truck for your dog
The Seattle barkery
Kobe Begins New Chapter in Storybook Career
If you were to pitch the storybook ending of Kobe Bryant's final NBA game to any Hollywood producer, they may have not visualized what occurred Wednesday night at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Venture Capital’s Triumphant Return to a Buyer’s Market
VC funding fell off a cliff at the end of last year, and that trend continued into 2016. But it’s not all gloom and doom.
We Tested Out the World's First 3D Fitness Tracker
Naked Labs, a new tech startup, has created the world’s first 3D fitness tracker for consumers.
13 Ways to Cut Your Taxes Without Itemizing
Some taxpayers can claim up to a dozen or more deductions on their 1040 return.
Wall Streeters Now in Search of Real 'Wellth'
A former Wall Street trader left his job after 9/11 to start a wellness empire and others have since followed.
One Big Thing Missing From Candidates' Tax Proposals
There’s no question that all three Republican candidates for the 2016 nomination are proposing lower taxes for businesses than their Democratic opponents. But the devil may indeed be in the details.
The Raindrop Cake craze hits America
The Raindrop Cake
Can businesses survive Obama’s new regulations?
Government regulations
Avoid These IRS Tax Audit Red Flags
Be careful with your tax return so that the IRS won't single you out for an audit.
Ebb and Business Cash Flow: Some Do's and Don'ts
Ahead of Small Business Week in May, FOXBusiness.com is running a special Growing Your Business series. Here is expert advice and insight for entrepreneurs from Darrell Esch, PayPal's vice president and general manager of business lending solutions.
What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Dr. Seuss
Ahead of Small Business Week in May, FOXBusiness.com is running a special Growing Your Business series. Here is expert advice and insight for entrepreneurs from Tara Wolckenhauer, division vice president, human resources, ADP Small Business Services.
13 Ways to Cut Your Tax Bill
Some taxpayers can claim up to a dozen or more deductions on their 1040 return.
Armed Utah Fish House Serves Up Second Amendment Support
The owners of a Utah fish house not only serve you the eatery’s staple item of fish and chips, but they also pack heat in full display while waiting on tables.
The Basketball Tournament: A $2M Contest That Anyone Can Enter
Five years ago, long before “The Basketball Tournament” became a nationally-televised event, Los Angeles-based television producer and comedy writer Jonathan Mugar contacted one of his close friends, Dan Friel, for a brainstorm session.
When Assumptions Can Cost You Business
The truth is, when it comes to networking, not having a lot in common with someone may mean that they can be a connector for you to a whole world of people that you might not otherwise be able to meet.