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Andy Hunter, founder and CEO of Bookshop.org, set out to support independent bookstores across the U.S.

My business looked strong on paper — but one missed payment could've sunk the whole thing.

Before you add credit card surcharges, learn what the big players know — and how to protect your business from costly mistakes.

The future of AI for entrepreneurs isn't bigger models — it's better context.

With credit conditions shifting, SMBs must stay flexible to secure funding

Discover how small businesses can excel using strategic digital marketing efforts.

Franchise leaders in more than 40 countries are marking the inaugural World Franchise Day on June 11 to celebrate the small business owners behind the world's biggest brands.

New research from Kiddie Academy shows that a majority of women who become franchise owners report greater happiness, confidence and balance than they had in prior roles.

Investing in real estate is definitely not just for tycoons. Learn more about where to begin and how to detect opportunities to set you up for future success.

The small business owner's guide to choosing between local dominance and global growth.

A 90-day cash flow buffer could be the difference between your business thriving or collapsing when you're hit with unexpected challenges.

After Amber Starling moved to Manhattan, Kansas, a frustrating job search led to a life-changing business opportunity.

The Small Business Administration has announced many changes. Here are five that will impact your business.

It's National Small Business Month — and a great time to start a side hustle.

Stay curious, stay committed and keep showing up — your success story is still unfolding.

What started in a garage has scaled to 17 locations thanks to smart tech, strong culture and made-to-order desserts.

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.

Despite the critical role small- and medium-sized businesses play in the U.S. economy, many are fighting to stay afloat as they battle rising costs, uncertainty around tariffs and hidden fees that drain billions from their bottom lines each year.

Haley and Adam Weidenbaum launched Everhem to address an overlooked issue in the interior design space.

I've followed my instincts over expectations, embracing risk and reinvention to build a life that's truly mine.

With rising interest rates, inflation and fewer financing options, small business owners are looking for ways to keep operations running and maintain cash flow.