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Meet eight startups brimming with ideas, optimism, and revolutionary plans for, yes, the financial industry. Read More

Probably the most boring and tedious part of running a business is keeping track of earnings, expenses and maintaining "the books". For me personally, I hate tallying up the numbers and documenting all of my expenditures, mileage etc... Hell, I have enough problems making sure that my checking account is balanced every month! But over the past f Read More

Starting a small business means risking an amount of money to compensate for the cost of start up. You will be facing a lot of challenges ranging from marketing strategies to business plan to goal settings. You will be risking all these elements because these involve your time and effort. At the top of this, you surely would not want to loss your m Read More

Here are the usual ways that people search for those "stellar" franchises to buy...and some new ways, too. Read More

I simply do not see the availability of credit improving anytime soon. Much of the bad subprime loans have already passed through the system, but recent news on the increase of prime loan defaults is particularly worrying. Read More

BizBox's Jerry Kalish tells about a really cool way to use funds from an old job's retirement plan in order to buy a new business, BUT warns that doing so in the wrong way will violate IRS regulations. Read More

Leasing - Alternative Way To Save Business Financing? First, what is Leasing? Leasing is a process by which a firm can obtain the use of a certain fixed assets for which it must pay a series of contractual, periodic, tax deductible payments. The lessee is the receiver of the services or the assets under the lease contract and the lessor is the ow Read More

Community investment in small business is taking up the slack where bank loans and venture capital funds have largely dried up with recession economics. CNN Money Small Business brings these inspiring stories of entrepreneurs who found ways of leveraging financing from loyal customers and members of the community to not only drive sales but in som Read More

Income. It may not be easy to do but some entrepreneurs don't quit their day jobs when building a new business. They stay gainfully employed, using their discretionary income to finance the business. Work is typically done nights and weekends. Read More