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.
Gen Z entrepreneurs are skipping college and starting their own car detailing services — and they’re making a pretty penny.
Economic uncertainty is causing companies to order and import goods earlier than usual.
Some 6 million businesses will either change hands over the next 10 years — or disappear altogether.
Daisy Camarena is co-founder of D’Fifth Rose, an alteration shop in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Up against inflation, tariffs, and a big box store moving in, Nicole Panettieri had to close her two shops in Queens, New York.
Bars and restaurants are bringing back the retro souvenirs, which have become valuable marketing tools.
