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There is no doubt that its getting easier and easier for American s to start a small business and the variety of businesses that are appreciated these days is extensive. The diversity of the very large American population makes it easier than ever to find a small business that will net the profits you hope for. Finding funding is easier today, man Read More

Rhonda Abrams suggests resources for small business startup in a six part series from USA Today. This is part three of the series and thought it is entitled "Finding the money to start your small business" it really deals more with places to get information like Small Business Development Centers run by the Small Business Administration, local t Read More

Recession might be the best time to start a small business and AOL Small Business has this great series giving 10 reasons why. Just follow the link below and then click through the whole series and you will no doubt be inspired, as I was, by this glass half full approach to the current economic turmoil. Remember, there may be very little to loose Read More

Inmates at a Florida prison have started a small business of their own. They market their own brand of hot sauce called "Jail House Fire Hot Sauce" to customers across the globe via the Internet. The business was apparently started when one inmate complained about the blandness of prison food. From there the idea has taken off with unique market Read More

Have you ever wondered how to start a vintage clothing business? Well, this article from Entrepreneur.com's Business Idea Center may give you a good place to start. With an estimated startup cost of between $10,000 and $50,000, it may be a good choice for a small business startup with some investment from family and friends. Best of all it's pos Read More

Have you ever wondered how to start a coffee business? Despite the recession, the coffee business continues to flourish with companies like McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts even moving into the specialty coffee market once dominated by chains like Starbucks. But what about smaller businesses who wish to move into the coffee market. This article on Read More

The University of Illinois at Chicago is brimming with new entrepreneurship courses in its MBA program. And the school is not alone, according to Ann Meyer, business columnist for the Chicago Tribune. The increase is attributed to a greatly increased desire among students to enter into entrepreneurship, Meyer writes. Presumably this will mean an i Read More

President Obama says that despite signs of economic recovery, the country will not see large-scale job growth until next year. Read More

Recruiting for a business startup can be a true challenge Guy Kawasaki has some tips on how to create that all-important team. This post follows up on a contribution by fellow bizSugar contributor who recently also posted on this topic. If you're getting started with any business large or small, recruiting the people who will help you create your Read More