Small Business
Small businesses coming up empty on internet searches
A study by Visual Objects revealed that some small businesses in the U.S. are just getting started with online presence.
It's Defcon 1 for America's small businesses, this is what has to happen next
Small business owners already endured one painful shutdown, and many are now entering another.
Los Angeles official who voted for outdoor dining ban says being caught dining out is a non-story
A Los Angeles County Supervisor who dined at a restaurant in Santa Monica last week just hours after she voted to ban outdoor dining in the county because of coronavirus concerns, told a local reporter on Wednesday that her getting caught was a “non story.”
Nashville restaurant owner slams coronavirus restrictions: Politicians aren't following the facts
Peg Leg Porker owner Carey Bringle rips Nashville's politicians for new coronavirus restrictions that he argues are not based on science.
SBA releases detailed information on more small business borrowers under pandemic relief effort
Judge ordered release of detailed PPP data in response to lawsuit by news organizations under Freedom of Information Act
Boston's small businesses hit hard by pandemic
The number of small businesses open in Boston has decreased by 44 percent since the start of the year
Women entrepreneurs have it best in these metro areas: report
On Tuesday, SmartAsset published a report that found the best metro areas for women entrepreneurs this year.
On Giving Tuesday, here’s how to show gratitude on Instagram
How this social media app is getting in on Giving Tuesday.
Princeton grads create coronavirus bubble at Texas resort to give 150 students normal semester
As millions of college students have been forced to move back home and take online classes because of the coronavirus pandemic, a group of Princeton University grads are creating a university-like environment.
The franchise relationship that powers small business is fraying
Franchisees are pushing back on store upgrades, promotional discounts and fees they say are excessive and undermine their profits.
Calif. restaurant owner mocks Gov. Newsom with 'French Laundry' banner, calls restrictions 'sheer insanity'
Alex Jordan, the owner of Eat at Joe’s Restaurant in Redondo Beach, said restrictions have had a crushing impact on his business.
New York pub in coronavirus hotspot, declares itself 'autonomous zone'
The owners of a New York pub located in a coronavirus hot spot declared its own “autonomous zone” and has defied restrictions as a last resort to save their business.
Army vet turned apparel CEO seeks to increase US manufacturing
Dean Wegner, CEO of Authentically American, tells ‘Mornings with Maria’ his company is hiring and expanding amid the coronavirus pandemic because Americans are seeking American-made products.