Small Business

Anne Robinson of the Scottish Gourmet explains she’s still waiting on thousands of dollars in tariff refunds.

Dawn Federico of the Blue Swallow Motel in Tucumcari, New Mexico, talks about how she came to own the iconic motel, and what goes into maintaining a historic buidling.

Jessie Dean, owner of the Asheville Tea Company in Asheville, North Carolina, has big plans to move to a new location under the cloud of U.S.-Canada tariffs.

Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh and other central bankers will be in Jackson Hole, Wyoming next week for a conference. Meanwhile, local residents combat high prices and rising rents.

The family-owned Backwards Distilling Company decided to open a second location in Wyoming this year, despite an uncertain market.

More of them are telling the National Federation of Independent Business that they’re looking to hire, and that finding the right people to hire is difficult.

Small businesses are more upbeat and are looking to hire. Today, we’ll unpack.

The June job market data was pretty meh and July job creation is expected to tick up. So what’s that look like for smaller businesses?

Trucking and other transportation costs are up, thanks in part to the war in the Middle East. As a result, business owners are strategizing on whether to absorb those higher costs or pass them on to their customers.

On Thursday, the White House announced new 25% tariffs on Brazil.