Location

Yes, there are many types of creditors from which you can get funding for your business. But here's why good bank credit is one of the most important.

If you're opening a restaurant where five restaurants have failed, make sure you find out why.

Is the average salary enough to get by in your state?

One of the most important features of franchising is uniformity. Consumers should have the same customer experience, which includes receiving uniform products and services from any franchised location. By using unauthorized products and/or suppliers, franchisees will start to break away from the uniform system standards set by the franchisor. This will then lead to consumer […]

Tech startups have finally cracked the code to succeeding outside San Francisco. Will they make it last?

If attracting diverse candidates is important to your company, you must be located in an area accessible by all parts of the population.

An investor-turned-entrepreneur describes the view from the other side of the table.

Greater San Francisco isn't overrated, just overpriced. It pays to consider starting up where necessities, from housing to talent, haven't already been bid up to the stratosphere.

Scott Levine started Underwest Donuts four years ago, and now has a second location at one of New York's busiest train stations.

'Location, location, location' is not just for judging retail space. Every company that can should evaluate where to establish itself by both soft and hard metrics.

Even if your customers can be anywhere in the world, your company has to be somewhere your employees want to live.

A small-town location has financial perks. Just make sure you start recruiting early.

Don't follow the crowd and set up shop in a popular startup area. Instead, ask yourself, "Why?"

When evaluating potential office locations in new markets, the workspace provider doesn't just rely on luck.

For these dining stops, it's all about location, location, location.

On Maps, Google is with you every step of the way. But you can do something about it.

'Star Trek' introduced us to the concept of teleportation. But that's not an option when your company faces the stress of moving its location and workers.

You don't have to cross your fingers, hoping to stumble upon people who are good cultural fits as you expand. Follow these steps instead.

Big cities are alluring, but many startups find favorable trade-offs in smaller communities.

Sharing your passion is different than just selling products.

These cities are healthy environments for a budding nutritionist business.