Small Business
Will AI tools like ChatGPT lead to fewer hires? Large chunk of small business owners think so
A significant chunk of U.S. small business owners believe the capabilities of artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT will allow them to hire fewer workers in the future.
New credit card bill targeting Visa-Master card 'duopoly' triggers lobbying onslaught
Lawmakers are pushing legislation that would reform the credit card industry with the purpose of fostering greater competition, prompting widespread outcry from a diverse coalition.
Dunkin’ Brands offers AI marketing to US locations with HubKonnect partnership
Dunkin' Brands, the parent company of Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins, will leverage HubKonnect's AI-informed local marketing solutions through a new three-year partnership.
San Francisco became a 'ghost town' under Mayor London Breed: Tom Wong
Small business owner Tom Wong says San Francisco's rampant crime forced him to move his business out of the city on 'Varney & Co.'
California is killing another industry that families need
State Farm will no longer sell home-insurance policies in California. The decision follows a similar call by GEICO, which closed all sales centers in the state last year.
Why your local chamber of commerce networking groups are great for business leads
Chambers of commerce offer loads of benefits to small business owners including a place to brainstorm ideas, meet other professionals, and find clients.
Growing your business: use these steps to secure your small business loan
Tricks and tips on how to get the best possible loan for a small business and how to channel that loan into growth, funding expansion or new employees.
Costco adds churro Bundt cake from small California wholesale bakehouse: 'Certified banger'
Costco Wholesale is selling a 40-ounce churro Bundt cake made by Bakery Street, a California-based wholesale bakehouse. Social media users have been sounding off on the new item.
Whistleblowers are witnessing fraud, abuse in government agencies: Rep. Beth Van Duyne
Rep. Beth Van Duyne, R-Texas, discusses Biden family business dealings and wasteful government spending on 'The Big Money Show.'
US small businesses are 'AI-curious' but divided on benefits of new tech, study finds
U.S. small business owners are intrigued by the possibilities artificial intelligence can bring, but there are enormous divides in age and firm size when it comes to seeing benefits.
Business in Democrat-led state eyes Texas as crime takes toll
Antique Marketplace owner Carly Willis says rampant crime in Washington state is threatening her business, causing her to consider a move to the Lone Star State.
How to use a summer intern to your advantage so it’s a win-win
Interns who spend the summer with a company can bring a can-do attitude, new perspective and can ease the workload for regular employees who can boost overall performance.