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Did Insurers Pay Enough to Small Businesses Post-Sandy?
Businesses will collect more than $9 billion by one estimate. Small ventures likely settled more quickly and for less than their larger counterparts
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A California Startup Pushes Florida to Legalize Wine in Kegs
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Home Is Where the Hope Is for Midsize Companies
Executives at U.S. companies with annual revenue from $10 million to $1 billion are more confident about their local economies than they are of…
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A Pinterest Investor Describes His Worst Deal Ever
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Venture Capital Firms Are Disappearing. Why Do VCs Think Things Are Looking Up?
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Overlooked in the Online Sales Tax Bill: Free Tax Software
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A California Startup Pushes Florida to Legalize Wine in Kegs
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Despite cratering prices and a clientele that sold while the selling was good, small businesses that deal in gold aren't going to disappear -
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Home Is Where the Hope Is for Midsize Companies
Executives at U.S. companies with annual revenue from $10 million to $1 billion are more confident about their local economies than they are of… -
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Better Economy Means Fewer Entrepreneurs
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A Home-Office Tax Deduction Refresher
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Europe's Sputtering Small Companies, LivingSocial Loses Less, Beekeepers Protest: April 29
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California Delays Collecting ‘Surreal’ Back Taxes
The latest wrinkle in the Golden State's unusual effort to retroactively collect $120 million from people who profited by selling stakes in small…
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More Signs Credit Is Loosening for Small Businesses
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Venture Capital Firms Are Disappearing. Why Do VCs Think Things Are Looking Up?
About 400 firms have stopped investing or gone out of business since 2000, by one count, but VCs are optimistic about the next 18 months -
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A California Startup Pushes Florida to Legalize Wine in Kegs
Wine keg distributor Free Flow Wines wants to make Florida change an obscure law so that the company can tap a larger market -
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Better Economy Means Fewer Entrepreneurs
Americans launched businesses at pre-recession levels in 2012, according to a new Kauffman Foundation index -
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What Angel Investing Looks Like Now
A new report shows that angel money continues to move beyond Silicon Valley, convertible debt is growing popular, and valuations are holding steady -
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A Pinterest Investor Describes His Worst Deal Ever
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Venture Capital Investing Slows ...
... and exits were also down, according to a new report. On the bright side, venture firms were successful at raising money -
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"We Buy Gold." How Shops Are Faring, Post-Gold Crash
Despite cratering prices and a clientele that sold while the selling was good, small businesses that deal in gold aren't going to disappear -
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Executives at U.S. companies with annual revenue from $10 million to $1 billion are more confident about their local economies than they are of… -
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Overlooked in the Online Sales Tax Bill: Free Tax Software
Tax collection is too complex for retailers, say opponents of a proposed law scheduled for its final vote in the Senate in May. Free software is…
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Overlooked in the Online Sales Tax Bill: Free Tax Software
Tax collection is too complex for retailers, say opponents of a proposed law scheduled for its final vote in the Senate in May. Free software is… -
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More Signs Credit Is Loosening for Small Businesses
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A Pinterest Investor Describes His Worst Deal Ever
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What Small Business Is Reading and Watching
Europe's Sputtering Small Companies, LivingSocial Loses Less, Beekeepers Protest: April 29
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Venture Capital Firms Are Disappearing. Why Do VCs Think Things Are Looking Up?
About 400 firms have stopped investing or gone out of business since 2000, by one count, but VCs are optimistic about the next 18 months -
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Venture Capital Investing Slows ...
... and exits were also down, according to a new report. On the bright side, venture firms were successful at raising money -
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Better Economy Means Fewer Entrepreneurs
Americans launched businesses at pre-recession levels in 2012, according to a new Kauffman Foundation index -
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