As the recession continues to make it difficult for some people to find new jobs others are taking to the street. This summer if→

Bloomberg Businessweek reports that fear of financial collapse has enhanced gold’s glitter, with prices soaring more than 300 percent the past decade, including 30→

Like many people during the recent recession, Larry Moody found himself laid off an looking for work. Thankfully, he had plenty of experience in→

Orlando Sentinel: The survey, funded by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, found that more than half of the Millennial generation — those ages 18→

Reuters: The Thomson Reuters/PayNet Small Business Lending Index, which measures the overall volume of financing to U.S. small businesses, rose 20 percent in October→

The economy has been rough on many entrepreneurs. However, one mompreneur, Sandy Clark, found a way to keep her business alive. Clark, a “mompreneur”→

HeraldNet recently asked some entrepreneurs for their take on small business in the future. Has a weak economy permanently harmed small business? Tell us→

President Obama’s job speech will be later today, and many business owners are apprehensive about what they will hear. A recent survey shows that→

Finding the money to start a new business is not easy. So when Steve Antill found himself unemployed, he took the cash out of→

When the economy beings to sag, restaurants are one of the first to feel the strain. According to The Dayton Beach News-Journal, one restaurant→

The Washington Post reports that the number of babies born in the United States has dropped for the second year in a row, according→

According to a story at CNNMoney.com, “Made in USA still matters.” Is, and will remain Aegis Bicycles’ motto, even if it ultimately becomes the→

The Louisville Courier-Journal is reporting that Elvis is back in the building — and economists suggest it may be a sign of better economic→

According to The Orlando Sentinel, the Discover Small Business Watch in July found that 75 percent of small business owners surveyed believe it is→

Inc.com reports that a new study shows that less than one in 10 small businesses believe the recession is over. The Quarterly Economic Pulse→

One unanswered question posed by this recession is, will we return to our previous buying habits once we believe that it is over? A→

Unemployment rates in most states fell in June, which means fewer people unemployed, right? According to the experts, it isn’t that more people have→

Rather than making history for its deep recession and record unemployment, 2009 might instead be remembered as the year business startups reached their highest→

When Darren Drewitz found him self laid off and in need of work he did what anyone would do, he went looking for a→

The New York Times: Last year was a fabulous one for entrepreneurs, at least according to the Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity released last→