Business on Main
BY Randy Myers
Raising money from family and friends to fund a business can be a complex situation to navigate, requiring both personal trust and a professional approach. 4 Startups That Can Help You Tackle Your Small-Business Problems
BY Business on Main Editorial
We take a look at several startups that are trying to crack the nitty-gritty problems of launching and running a business, saving entrepreneurs time, money and a lot of headaches. Latest Census Data Show Hope for Small Biz
BY Business on Main staff
The most recent business census data show slowing declines and some hopeful growth areas for businesses large and small. Should You 'Write the Book' on Your Business?
BY Randy Myers
It's never a bad thing to be recognized as an expert in your industry -- and nothing says 'expert' like having your name on the cover of a book. Turning Passion Into Profits: A Wine Wizard Bets on Old World Science
BY Joanna L. Krotz
Winemaker Randall Grahm created the famously successful Bonny Doon Vineyard by making wines no one else dared attempt. Now, he's moved on to an even riskier bet. Manage Through the Unthinkable With a Disaster Plan
BY Toddi Gutner
Running a business is hard enough without worrying about wildfires or hurricanes. But a solid plan can help your business stay open and productive if disaster strikes. How to Hire the Right Employees for Your Startup
BY Susan Schreter
When you're on a tight startup budget and timeline, it can be easy to make compromises on who you hire. Don't. Here's what to look for in an employee. 
