New York Times: There are, however, some brief periods in a person’s life when old routines fall apart and buying habits are suddenly in→

OC Register: More than one in five small-business owners (22%) expect to add jobs over the next 12 months, while 8% expect to eliminate→

Fresh Business Thinking: The Sage Omnibus surveyed over 1,000 small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) from its 800,000 strong UK customer base and found→

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

A recent report analyzes the attitudes entrepreneurs have in six different countries: the United Kingdom, the United States, the Netherlands, Germany, France and Spain.→

The National Federation of Independent Business said employment fell by an average of 0.1 per firm from 0.3 in September, according to its survey→

The need for more women in business is spreading internationally. While the US is still fighting to introduce more women into big businesses or→

The statistics say that government-backed loans are on the rise, but not necessarily the number of businesses receiving the money, reports The Wall Street→

The Wall Street Journal: According to the study published Monday by the Fiscal Policy Institute, immigrants constitute just over one-third of New York City→

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→

CBS News: They control $30 trillion collectively. They’re 54 years old, on average. Twenty-nine are CEOs. Eight are heads of state. Seventy-four are list→

In a recent raking of all the states, South Carolina took last place as a state for entrepreneurship and innovation. Economists at University of→

A new survey of 2,000 kids between 11 -18 shows that 77% of them want to start a business when they grow up. Nearly→

Business Insider: Some 77 percent of small business owners in the Small Business Happiness Index by Vista Prints are either “very” or “extremely” happy→

Running a business while raising a family has quickly become the optimum choice for many mothers. When corporate life would leave limited time for→

A recent survey from BIA/Kelsey and ConStat is showing a trend in the number of small businesses using Twitter. Surprisingly, it has not had→

Who knew it was so expensive to start up and run a new business? According to the Wall Street Journal, not many. In a→

Women may make up for approximately half of the work force and their unemployment rate may be lower, but when it comes to the→

Small business confidence has seen a rise in November, making it the highest number since the recession began. According to Bloomberg, small business owners→

In a recent ranking of all the states, DC and Maryland ranked the highest for female business ownership reports Southern Maryland Online. The 2007→