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John Tozzi is a reporter for Bloomberg Businessweek and covers small business for Businessweek.com. Before joining BusinessWeek, he worked as a freelance writer and newspaper reporter. He is a graduate of Boston University.
John Tozzi
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Twitter Wants Small Businesses to Buy DIY Ads
The site opens self-service ads to anyone in the U.S. to compete with Google and Facebook for Main Street ad budgets -
Financing
Race Matters in Funding Small Businesses
New research shows the playing field for entrepreneurs seeking funding is tilted depending on the color of their skin -
Policy
In the SEC's JOBS Act Lawsuit, a Message to Critics
In latest fraud lawsuit, SEC shows it's not in love with the JOBS Act -
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Innovator: Matt Rabinowitz Sifts Gene Data for Healthy Pregnancies
A DNA-based prenatal test evaluates the risk of birth defects by using maternal blood -
Profiles
A Pinterest Investor Describes His Worst Deal Ever
Startup investors like to talk about the deals that make them rich. We ask them about their worst deals
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Profiles
A Pinterest Investor Describes His Worst Deal Ever
Startup investors like to talk about the deals that make them rich. We ask them about their worst deals -
Financing
Race Matters in Funding Small Businesses
New research shows the playing field for entrepreneurs seeking funding is tilted depending on the color of their skin -
Health Care
Lights, Camera, Scalpel: Should Surgeries Be Recorded?
Dr. Marty Makary, a Johns Hopkins surgeon, says recording operations on video could improve quality. The challenge is getting doctors to agree -
Policy
In the SEC's JOBS Act Lawsuit, a Message to Critics
In latest fraud lawsuit, SEC shows it's not in love with the JOBS Act -
White House
What Washington Could Learn From Steve Wynn
The casino mogul and Republican donor thinks China might be gearing up to teach U.S. politicians a lesson in capitalist decentralization
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Financing
VCs That Back Women Beat Those That Don't
The least-connected venture capital firms are the most likely to invest in women-led companies -
Profiles
Finding the World's 'Best' Social Entrepreneurs
B Lab releases its second annual list of standout businesses that balance profits with social missions -
Policy
Small Employers Struggle to Get a Grip on Obamacare
Many still don't understand how the law affects them -
Financing
Race Matters in Funding Small Businesses
New research shows the playing field for entrepreneurs seeking funding is tilted depending on the color of their skin -
Marketing
Twitter Wants Small Businesses to Buy DIY Ads
The site opens self-service ads to anyone in the U.S. to compete with Google and Facebook for Main Street ad budgets
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Financing
VCs That Back Women Beat Those That Don't
The least-connected venture capital firms are the most likely to invest in women-led companies -
Policy
In the SEC's JOBS Act Lawsuit, a Message to Critics
In latest fraud lawsuit, SEC shows it's not in love with the JOBS Act -
Health Care
Lights, Camera, Scalpel: Should Surgeries Be Recorded?
Dr. Marty Makary, a Johns Hopkins surgeon, says recording operations on video could improve quality. The challenge is getting doctors to agree -
Financing
Race Matters in Funding Small Businesses
New research shows the playing field for entrepreneurs seeking funding is tilted depending on the color of their skin -
Policy
With Boston Locked Down, Small Business Steps Up
With Boston on lockdown during the manhunt for a suspect in the Marathon bombings, meet a few entrepreneurs who stayed open for business
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