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Family-controlled retail chain known for its elaborate store layouts tells investors it's "exploring strategic alternatives"
Thirty-five percent of owners planned to apply for a loan in 2016, up from 24 percent who planned to borrow in 2015
These businesses are growing at three times the U.S. average, but they could be expanding far more dramatically
You don't have to jump through hoops to set any of these up, but here's some help in choosing the best one for you
A young British designer stages a personal revolution against what he calls poorly made fast fashion
DDoS attacks can cost businesses upward of $1 million an hour and result in data theft and irreparable brand damage
Berkeley, California, is debating whether to make its baseline pay the highest in the U.S., and biz owners are worried
Franchise industry is concerned because individually-owned franchises could now be drawn into national labor disputes
Overall, the number of women-owned businesses rose nearly 28 percent, to 10 million
Eatery's owner says both customers and employees like new policy that has workers as much as 60 percent more than before
Loan approvals went on hold when the SBA reached its $18.75 billion annual limit for loan guarantees
The government's biggest small business loan program is on hold after running out of money -- here's what you need to know
This score can play a crucial role in the loan you hope to get to fund the growth or expansion of your business
Tensions reach from New York City to Paris as governments threaten crackdowns over car service company's policies
Citing the needs of customters, online grocery delivery service Instacart is moving away from independent contractors