Small Business

Shelene Hearring, owner of Two Dragons Martial Arts in Altadena, California, talks about her plan to rebuild her building.

Almost a year after the Eaton fire destroyed his business, Jimmy Orlandini of Altadena Hardware is still looking for a temporary location to move into before his building can be rebuilt.

Just two briskets come on each cow and while cattle herd sizes are small, demand for brisket is high.

Joey Galloway, a commercial property owner in Altadena, California, discusses two buildings: one that was able to reopen, and the other that’s yet to be rebuilt.

Beth Benike’s business, Busy Baby, was set to have its best year ever in 2025 — until tariffs hit

Since the de minimis exemption was abolished four months ago, the number of parcels coming to the U.S. worth less than $800 has fallen by 54%.

In coastal San Diego, Alex Redlinger has built Red’s Gardening Co. from the mulch up.

Applications are booming across the board, but retail has seen a particular spike.

The latest survey from the National Federation of Independent Business shows that even with tariffs and inflation woes, small business owners are feeling good.

Keeping prices affordable can come at a cost for small business owners. Many are trying to find a balance between keeping prices affordable and keeping the lights on.