When Erin Gomes opened her repair shop in March 2020, it was deemed an essential business. That helped keep it up and running.

On top of pandemic disruptions, supply chain issues make running a business — including a small cheese shop — even more challenging.

Three small-business owners weigh in on how the shopping season went for them.

Aliya Wanek’s clothing line is still more popular than it was in 2019, so she reduced her hours at her day job.

The owners of the Groove are struggling to come up with $500,000 to buy the bungalow that houses their store.

After a strong summer, a London honey seller is dealing with the coronavirus omicron variant and changing trade policy on animal goods.

This San Francisco antiques business got its start by looking to the past. Now it’s trying to prepare for an uncertain future.

Rising freight rates and delayed deliveries are forcing a Wisconsin plant nursery to find ways around the supply chain tie-ups.

A new study suggests that some businesses owners may have become more open to the idea during the pandemic.

Rita Magalde, owner of Sheer Ambrosia, is shifting to working full time on making and selling her confections ahead of the holidays.