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Forty to 60 percent of small businesses never reopen after a disaster. Make sure yours isn't one of them.

Disaster seems to lurk around every corner, and no matter how hard you try to prepare yourself, there's seemingly always something waiting to take your company out.

Allowing your business to succumb to one of these entirely preventable fates will lead to regret.

Following the tragedies of Flight 370 and Flight 17, Malaysia Airlines rolled out -- and then promptly scrapped -- a contest asking consumers to describe their bucket lists.

Everything you need to know to protect yourself, your employees and your property in the event of an earthquake.

"Unplanned downtime'' is so costly and common, there is no excuse for not having a plan to quickly be back in business.

Maria Contreras-Sweet was sworn into office just over two months ago and her very first concern was tackling one of the Small Business Administration's major sore spots.

Remember the meteor that broke every window in that Siberian city? Nobody can predict everything that might go wrong but some commonsense preparations are a good idea no matter what does.

These 57 newbies all started franchising in the past five years.

One in four organizations slammed by a natural disaster is unable to reopen its doors. Here's a look at how business owners can prepare and minimize potential losses.

A business-communication industry group that named Blazek its Communicator of the Year in 2013 said an ethics committee is currently evaluating how to address her venomous leaked messages.

Startups help typhoon-ravaged Filipinos, meet a 23-year-old YouTube media mogul, the Apple of grocery stores sprouts in SF, Nest's Tony Fadell on his life's work, Dropbox does business, startup lessons from the NASCAR…This week's notable news and tantalizing tidbits for entrepreneurs.

Here's a visual look at Hurricane Sandy's devastation and what's happened since.

With the anniversary of Superstorm Sandy, we've got the ultimate guide to help business owners like you prepare and navigate through future disasters, natural or not.

Locating a seafood restaurant by the water is a good idea, until a massive hurricane blows through. See how three hard-hit businesses are doing one year after the storm.

See just how brutal last year's superstorm Sandy really was.

Hard-hit cities have rolled out all sorts of business-recovery programs. We spoke with some of their mayors and small-business officials to get a peek at the details.

Hurricane Sandy brought devastation to businesses in New York and New Jersey, in the process teaching business owners some valuable lessons. It even sparked a new startup.

In a time of need, the efforts of tech 'treps who volunteer can go a long way toward charity, networking and pushing innovation.

A look at how New York City businesses are getting back on their feet after the devastating impact of Hurricane Sandy.

From raising money to providing accommodations, entrepreneurs lend support to those impacted by the Boston Marathon bombings.