Taking another look at three new small businesses and how they’ve fared in the last several months.
author By BRENT BOWERS, source www.nytimes.com
Critics and small-business groups say the Small Business Administration’s problems are particularly troublesome in a weakened economy.
author By ELIZABETH OLSON, source www.nytimes.com
In California, where the sale of medical marijuana is legal, a full-fledged industry has blossomed, taking in about $2 billion a year and generating $100 million in state sales taxes.
author By DAN MITCHELL, source www.nytimes.com
Here are some books on small business that offer more than platitudes and unreachable goals.
author By PAUL B. BROWN, source www.nytimes.com
In tough economic times, the number of small businesses for sale goes up, but so does buyer interest. Still, sales take place at lower prices.
author By ELIZABETH OLSON, source www.nytimes.com
Mr. Samar is a 14-years-old entrepreneur who is marketing a card game that he says appeals to both children and their parents.
author By ANSHUL SAMAR; as told to PATRICIA OLSEN, source www.nytimes.com
The cost of doing business keeps rising for small businesses. Having to pay more for goods and fuel means increasing prices, too.
author By MICKEY MEECE, source www.nytimes.com
Leisure has many different definitions — we can even have leisure at work and be more productive, healthy and creative.
author By MARCI ALBOHER, source www.nytimes.com
Balancing a full-time job as a pilot, and a balloon ride business requires perfect organization.
author By JANET PATTON; As told to Patricia R. Olsen., source www.nytimes.com
Even though technology makes it possible to run a business from almost anywhere, can a business partnership thrive if the partners live in different cities?
author By MARCI ALBOHER, source www.nytimes.com
While it would seem to be difficult for most small companies to raise money, it may now be easier for small businesses to raise cash by offering equity than through loans.
author By JAMES FLANIGAN, source www.nytimes.com
Advocates for small businesses are fighting changes in tax laws that the Bush administration says are aimed at cracking down on cheating, particularly by the self-employed.
author By ELIZABETH OLSON, source www.nytimes.com
Advocates for small businesses are fighting changes in tax laws that the Bush administration says are aimed at cracking down on tax cheating, particularly by the self-employed.
author By ELIZABETH OLSON, source www.nytimes.com
With April 15 approaching, newly self-employed workers are about to learn an important business lesson — keeping track of income and expenses is part of the job, too.
author By CAITLIN KELLY, source www.nytimes.com
Becoming more productive without having 25 hours in a day.
author By PAUL B. BROWN, source www.nytimes.com
A set of Internet start-up companies has emerged to help service providing small businesses use the Web as more than just an online brochure.
author By BOB TEDESCHI, source www.nytimes.com
If there’s one issue that divides the self-employed from all other employees, it is their preoccupation with the subject of health insurance.
author By MARCI ALBOHER, source www.nytimes.com
A Los Angeles corporation is demonstrating that the training and discipline of working in a small company can help change the lives of former gang members.
author By JAMES FLANIGAN, source www.nytimes.com
For consumers and small businesses, niche banks offer products, services and expertise that are often unavailable elsewhere.
author By LIZ GALST, source www.nytimes.com
A new device that enables germophobes to avoid touching A.T.M. keypads, door handles and other potentially unclean surfaces may run into an old law that regulates pesticides.
author By BARNABY J. FEDER, source www.nytimes.com