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Small Businesses
San Francisco Mayor-Elect Promises ‘World Class’ Administration
The new administration will be centered on 'accountability, service, and change,' incoming Mayor Daniel Lurie said.
November 8, 2024
BY
Lear Zhou
China’s Temu Is Malware: State Attorney General; Google’s Carbon Emissions Rise 50 Percent | Business Matters Full Broadcast (July 3)
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has issued a stark warning against using the Temu marketplace app, labeling it ...
July 3, 2024
BY
Don Ma
Pros and Cons of Different Business Loans
Small businesses are the backbone of this country. They employ over half the workers and drive the economy. ...
June 27, 2024
BY
Anne Johnson
How to Disentangle Business From Government
Commentary One of the most disturbing revelations of our time concerns the close connections between major corporate providers ...
March 4, 2024
BY
Jeffrey A. Tucker
New Biden Labor Dept. Rule Likely to Hurt Millions of Small Businesses, Independent Contractors
Commentary Some 99 percent of U.S. companies are small businesses, and 100 percent of businesses started out small, ...
January 19, 2024
BY
Rachel Greszler
New Bank Regulations Will Hurt Small Businesses and Middle-Class Borrowers the Most
Commentary The rapid succession of bank failures last spring clearly spooked federal regulators at the Federal Deposit Insurance ...
January 17, 2024
BY
Stephen Moore
Congress Repeals Controversial Small Business Lending Rule, Setting Up Biden Veto
Republicans have derided the rule as a 'woke' attempt of the Biden administration to politicize lending.
December 1, 2023
BY
Samantha Flom
California’s 100-Year-Old Ferry Is on the Verge of Shutdown | Seymour Beek
Siyamak sits down with Seymour Beek, president of Balboa Island Ferry, one of Southern California's oldest family-owned businesses. ...
November 25, 2023
BY
Siyamak Khorrami
Small Businesses Still Hoping for CEBA Loan Forgiveness Extension as Time Runs Out
As the deadline to repay pandemic loans and receive partial forgiveness approaches, small businesses are still hoping the ...
November 7, 2023
BY
The Canadian Press
Small-Business Optimism Falls as Inflation Persists, Companies Struggle to Find Workers
Small business optimism fell last month, as American companies struggle to hire new workers amid persistent inflation.
September 13, 2023
BY
Bryan Jung
Economic Uncertainty Mounts as a Major Freight Carrier Heads to Bankruptcy
Commentary OVERLAND PARK, Kansas—Yellow Freight, one of the oldest trucking companies in America, located here in this Johnson ...
August 1, 2023
BY
Salena Zito
Small-Business Optimism Rises, but Inflation Concerns Remain Persistent
American small-business confidence slightly climbed to a seven-month high last month, but concerns about inflation remain persistent, according ...
July 14, 2023
BY
Bryan Jung
The Game Is Rigged Against Small Business
Commentary Avery long time ago, in the era of paper tax return forms for state business taxes, I ...
June 23, 2023
BY
Eric Hussey
The Desperate Need to Restore Community
Commentary In 2019, I published what many people then told me was my best book: “The Market Loves You.” ...
June 13, 2023
BY
Jeffrey A. Tucker
How Lockdowns Bolstered an Industrial Cartel
Commentary Among the many grim memories from the depths of lockdowns were boarded up local shops and long ...
May 30, 2023
BY
Jeffrey A. Tucker
Small Businesses Attempt to Hire Layoffs From Big Tech
Layoffs at American tech companies have become an opportunity for small businesses, as highly skilled workers look for ...
April 27, 2023
BY
Bryan Jung
Tax Armageddon Day Is Coming
Commentary Benjamin Franklin famously wrote in 1789 that “our new Constitution is now established and has an appearance ...
April 21, 2023
BY
Jerry Rogers
America’s Small Businesses Deeply Pessimistic About Economy
U.S. small-businesses owners are deeply pessimistic about economy, as inflation, higher borrowing rates, and a tight labor market weighed ...
April 12, 2023
BY
Bryan Jung
Small Businesses Not Getting What They Were Promised in Aid to Offset Carbon Price
Small businesses in Canada have received less than 10 percent of the financial aid they were promised to ...
April 5, 2023
BY
The Canadian Press
Law to Reduce Red Tape on Small Businesses Achieved Little: Federal Report
A law enacted in 2015 to reduce federal red tape imposed on Canadians and small businesses has achieved ...
January 19, 2023
BY
Isaac Teo
New IRS Requirement Raises Questions About Vow to Expand Audits Only on ‘Rich’
Commentary Next month, the U.S. Postal Service will be busier than usual—not because of late Christmas cards or ...
December 28, 2022
BY
Preston Brashers
Where Have the Small Businesses Gone?
Commentary Over the past two years in the United States, the number of business formations has fallen by ...
December 22, 2022
BY
Jeffrey A. Tucker
Thomas DiLorenzo: Why Are Americans So Hip to Crony Capitalism? | The Sons of History Ep8
How come so many Americans suddenly accept crony capitalism? Thomas DiLorenzo, author and senior fellow at The Mises ...
December 16, 2022
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Lifestyle and Learning
Life Insurance Strategies for Small Business
Building a business is challenging, but keeping that business going after you're gone is another challenge. So, clear ...
December 6, 2022
BY
Anne Johnson
The FBI Assisted a Company to Breach and Exploit Small Businesses: Michael Daugherty
The FBI provided a tool to a cyber company that allowed it to breach and exploit private businesses ...
October 7, 2022
BY
Joshua Philipp
Truckers, Small Businesses, Train Industry Warn of ‘Dire Consequences’ If Rail Strike Occurs
Small businesses, truckers, and the rail industry are warning that a major economic fallout would occur if railway ...
September 14, 2022
BY
The Center Square
How a Pie Shop in a Tiny Texas Town Became a Healing Haven for Broken Hearts
Despite being a tiny town of 90 residents, Round Top is a happening place. Located smack dab between ...
September 10, 2022
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Hazel Atkins
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House Adopts Budget Blueprint for $95 Billion Reconciliation Package
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Jackson Richman
House Passes Congressional Stock Trading Ban
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Nathan Worcester
US Reaches Nuclear Deal With Saudi Arabia
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Emel Akan
House Passes Defense Policy Bill That Attaches SAVE America Act
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Jackson Richman
Allergy Medication Recalled Over Possible ‘Life-Threatening’ Risks
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Jack Phillips
US, Ukraine Sign Agreement for Drone Testing
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Jill McLaughlin
White House Says NJ Noncitizen Voter Error Suggests Need for SAVE America Act
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Jack Phillips
Doctor Urges Medical Community to Take Action Against China’s Forced Organ Harvesting
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Frank Fang
Ford Recalls Nearly 390,000 Vehicles for Potential Second-Row Seat Hazard
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Mary Prenon
France Recorded 5,000 Excess Deaths During Heat Wave: Officials
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Zachary Stieber