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Through Chef’s Club, refugee women in Atlanta develop their own catering businesses and cooking classes.
A survey from the National Federation for Independent Businesses showed companies are feeling better about the health of their businesses. But concerns about labor persist.
In Burlington, Vermont, extensive construction on Main Street has left many small businesses struggling to stay afloat.
Small businesses might be pulling back on investments like advertising, contemplating layoffs or closures.
They’re trying to justify price increases while also avoiding controversy.
High costs and uncertain economic conditions are motivating some to “pause their growth plans,” the U.S. Chamber of Commerce says.
For small businesses, owning a physical location often isn’t an option. But business owners can use a few strategies to make the most of renting.
Tenants in Los Angeles used a formal city process to make an unconventional argument to stop the demolition– for now.
The Street Vendor Project estimates at least 20,000 vendors are operating in New York City, but there are permits for only about 6,000.
An independent hairstylist reflects on her newfound respect for small-business ownership after a year on her own.
