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Despite the expectation of recession and continued supply chain issues, almost half of small business owners are optimistic about the future. They’re also not slowing down. According to research from the Small Business Administration (SBA), read more

Free money is good. Good for your business’ long-term sustainability. Good for its financial performance. Good to grow on. But if you’re tempted to start searching for instructions on how to claim gifted greenbacks, stay read more

Tuesday, January 24, 2023 There’s no denying that American businesses have been hit hard by a labor shortage over the past year. Job openings for September 2022 tallied up to 10.72 million, well above the read more

Consumer rights are such a normal part of our everyday lives we don’t consciously think about them. We expect reasonable pricing, logical return windows and some type of recourse when we aren’t shopping in person read more

For many small business owners, the holiday season brings peak traffic and sales. But with that, a tradeoff: the more sales you generate, the more chargebacks you’re likely to see. As that season wraps and read more

With a new year under way, you may be wondering which retail trends will dominate your store in 2023 — but we’re not talking about faux-leather leggings or lug-sole loafers. From supply chain disruptions and read more

Thursday, January 05, 2023 The beginning of the year offers the perfect opportunity for businesses of all shapes and sizes to adjust after the holidays and make sure everything continues to run smoothly in the read more

So you decided to pursue your dream of becoming a restaurateur. Congratulations! Whether you’ve worked out a secret recipe for mouth-watering fried chicken, the world’s best ramen broth or spaghetti sauce that would make Italian read more

The scene: Saturday morning, 8 AM. A quiet city street normally reserved for dog walkers and coffee runners at this hour. But today, there’s a line 80-people deep already inching around the corner. Video game read more