Starting A Business

The State of African-American Entrepreneurs

How are African-American entrepreneurs doing? There are nearly 2.6 million African-American owned businesses in the U.S., employing nearly 1 million Americans, according to the Commerce Department’s Minority Business Development Agency. The same study reports minority-owned firms overall experienced significantly higher growth than the average business between 2007-2012—a period including the Great Recession. Here’s a closer […]

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5 Ways to Protect Your Marriage When Starting a Business With Your Spouse

By Rachael Pace Running a business with your spouse can be very exciting. After all, who else would you want to build a company with than the person you vowed to spend forever? Working hand in hand with your spouse can teach you a lot—how to communicate, play to each other’s strengths, and resolve conflict,

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The State of Hispanic-Owned Businesses

Hispanic-owned businesses are on a roll. Since 2011, the five-year average growth rate in the number of Hispanic-owned businesses has been double or triple the national average for all businesses, according to the Stanford Latino Entrepreneurship Initiative. All told, Hispanic-owned businesses contribute $700 billion annually to the U.S. economy, according to the U.S. Hispanic Chamber

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3 Tips for Evaluating the Commercial Potential of Your New Startup Idea

By Amy Shim Entrepreneurs have a keen eye for innovation, but that doesn’t always translate into a gift for market research. As a result, many startups suffer from fundamentally misguided assumptions about the potential profitability of their business ventures. In fact, 70 to 80% of companies that do not meet their projected return on investment

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New Job Website Helps Veterans Transition to Civilian Life

Many military veterans have difficulty transitioning to jobs in the civilian world. For combat veterans with combat military occupational specialties (MOS), the hurdles are especially high. How do you find a job that matches your skills and experience as, say, an Explosive Detection Dog handler or a sniper trainer? Those are the kinds of problems

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5 Fast-Growing Businesses Reveal Their Shared Secret to Success

What’s the one thing that unites a company that grows crickets for food, one that solves an embarrassing health problem, and one that sells beverages that are helping to save the planet one bottle at a time? They’ve all been helped by a small business mentor. While their stories are inspiring and instructive, the best

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15 Great Websites for Women Business Owners

Women business owners can achieve so much more when we support each other. If you’re a woman entrepreneur, check out these 15 websites for women business owners (besides AllBusiness’s Women In Business section, of course!) that can help you start or grow your business:   American Business Women’s Association http://www.abwa.orgThis organization for business and professional women

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