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Let's face it, our economy here in the U.S. is in trouble. As a nation, and as individuals, we've out-spent our means and overextended our lives while saving less than ever before in history. And after decades of being inflated, it appears our economy is entering a readjustment period. This isn't, necessarily, a bad thing. Yes, people will lose jo Read More

U.S. budgets can really bring out the passion in people. So much so that it's no wonder it's hard for anyone to agree on how Washington should tax and spend. When it was released on Thursday, the budget President Barack Obama unveiled sparked a war of words all over the capital. The disagreements were so profound, it's almost as if people were Read More

When it comes to small businesses having a website, size really does matter. The larger the size of a small business, the more likely it is to have a website. The smaller the business, the less likely it is to have a website. Read More

With all the corporate downsizing going on, a good number of folks may be considering career alternatives. This important article will make it in the Top 10, this week. Read More

How's business? Are some businesses doing better than others? Take the BusinessKnowHow.com 2009 Small Business Outlook Survey today. We'll analyze the results and publishing the findings in about two weeks. Feel free to pass the link on to other business owners you know. Read More

The dust has settled a bit on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 - the official name of the recently passed $787 billion economic stimulus package. There are a number of good articles on the package and how it impacts small business: Read More

Slate's BizBox looks at President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address and Gov. Bobby Jindal's response for clues as to how the two parties intend to help small business. Read More

Jerry Kalish of Slate's BizBox explains two provisions in the new stimulus package that affect employee benefits. One buttresses COBRA, which provides health insurance to recently terminated workers; the other extends transportation benefits, which can help employers and employees alike. Read More

Does the economy get worse from here or do the government programs recently signed into law increase confidence and start to put capital to work to create jobs and build businesses? In March, a number of actions will occur that will be critical to demonstrating whether the economic disaster will get much worse. Read More