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The de minimis loophole affects pricing on purchases from low-cost retailers like Temu and Shein.

Pursuing volume over quality franchise leads drains resources and damages brands. Here's how to shift your focus toward candidates that deliver results.

Divorce is the silent threat no founder sees coming — until it puts their company, cap table and exit strategy at risk.

Boomer-owned businesses tend to be in better financial and operational shape than others; the longer it's been in operation, the better its track record.

Younger workers are reaching their limit, according to new research.

With untapped ideas and energy, retirement can be the perfect time to find purpose by launching a successful business.

Tired of unreliable contractors, Sarah Ross launched her own painting franchise. Ten years later, she's leading a multi-million-dollar operation.

It used to be that a franchise candidate in their 30s was an anomaly — now it's becoming increasingly common.

These Franchise 500-ranked brands offer national recognition, flexibility and low startup costs.

Franchise buyers, multi-unit operators and growth-minded entrepreneurs will gather in Miami this May. Here's why this event should be on your radar.

How modern entrepreneurs are using AI to save time, boost sales and win customer loyalty — without breaking the bank.

Drawing from personal experience and collected wisdom, I see three critical stages every small business goes through: the leap, the growth, and the scale

By embracing victories and rigorously analyzing weaknesses, you can forge a powerful plan that ensures not just survival but also thriving success.

Instead of streamlining operations, many businesses make costly mistakes by automating broken processes, adding complexity and creating inefficiencies. The key to success? Fix the process first — then automate strategically.

Telehealth is the next big opportunity in direct-to-consumer business, offering higher margins, recurring revenue and less competition than traditional e-commerce.

I was going on four professional coffee dates and averaging one new client a week, and it's thanks to these four guiding principles.

Here's how the generation of digital natives could bring a mindset shift to your small business.

If you want your business to be successful in achieving its goals, you should never be shooting for perfect solutions, as perfection takes time and is the enemy of progress. You need to keep your business moving at "light speed" with a culture where "good enough" is perfectly acceptable if it helps you win the race.

Both the data and my anecdotal experience over the decades show businesses don't fail for the reasons we always hear. It's something else entirely.

Adding philanthropy into the cryptocurrency sector could improve its public image, as leaders can take inspiration from philanthropists like Warren Buffet and Ted Turner by making significant donations.

ESG remains a powerful investment factor despite criticism over transparency, costs, and impact.