Saturday November 7, 2009
A boss at a small firm should explain the company's goals right when a new employee starts.A House panel narrowly approved an exemption for small- and mid-size companies from audits required under the Sarbanes-Oxley law.
The Credit CrunchWe take a look at the issues impacting small businesses and offer entrepreneurs advice on how to stay afloat during the financial crisis. Read more... |
When you can connect with customers wherever they are, you're ahead of the game.
Attention Business Owners!What are you doing to stand out from the crowd? See what others have to say -- and submit your own ideas to our Stand Out column. |
As interest rates continue to hover at record low levels, it may be a good time for small business owners to consider refinancing.
The small, family-owned business Ignition Inc. has found success by making itself an expert in an unusual niche: organizing the Olympic Torch Relay.
Highlighting your local roots can keep the regulars coming in – and attract new customers wanting to patronize neighborhood shops.
Check in with customers today to prepare for tomorrow's holiday season.
Sizing up how the lender’s woes will affect small businesses’ access to loans.
Aaron Levie, co-founder of online collaboration service Box.net, answers our questions.
Sean Fitzpatrick always loved art, but took a practical job instead. But, 22 years later he runs a successful business sculpting and carving pumpkins, sand, snow and ice.
Give customers a chance to test out your company’s products by offering samples or demonstrations.