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Running a company successfully is a challenge no matter where you are located, but in some business-friendly cities and states entrepreneurs have a relatively easier time.
Small Business Friendly States and Cities
According to a new study by Thumbtack, San Antonio and Nashville are the friendlies Read More

Until very recently, the thought of Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) ever opening its applications like other companies for developers with APIs and SDKs wasn’t even contemplated. The company is notoriously protective of its platform, so when it announced third party developers would have access to several of i Read More

Millions of small businesses are using Facebook but only half are spending any marketing dollars there.
New data from Alignable shows that half of the small businesses it surveyed — among more than 1,200 of its users — spent $0 last quarter on their Facebook marketing efforts.
Rather than spend m Read More

Summer has finally arrived and for many seasonal businesses, it is a time when their revenues thrive. As the weather continues to heat up, the volume of outdoor activities will rise. Travel, hospitality and restaurant businesses will see increases during the summer months. Landscapers, fishermen, a Read More

Coming soon after acquiring local online marketing startup Yodle, Web.com Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:WEB) has announced some new appointments as it integrates the new acquisition into its company.
Yodle, which focuses on local online marketing for small businesses, is an important addition to Web.com. Th Read More

Sometimes in business we start with a product or service, a solution to a very specific problem. It’s very clear to us, and it’s clear to our prospects and our clients.
We have great messaging because it’s easy, because we understand the problem we solve. We can build our message around it.
And t Read More

British voters have been debating the implications of their country’s relationship with Europe for decades. On Thursday June 23, that increasingly messy debate will finally reach its climax.
The UK Government has called a public referendum to decide whether Britain should officially cut ties with Read More

You can start a business just about anywhere; it’s true.
But over the past four weeks we’ve taken a particularly close look at some of the cities across the U.S. where entrepreneurs seem to be starting them the most.
What we’ve found is that not only are there cities that seem to serve as hotbeds Read More

Going green is gaining increasing popularity, especially now that the population of the United States is projected to hit 394 million by 2050, while the world population will reach 9.7 billion by the same year, increasing the competition for resources even further. Companies of all sizes are beginn Read More

New York state just passed a paid family leave proposal that some see as the most forward-thinking piece of legislation of its kind ever enacted. Others feel it could turn into a bitter pill that the state’s hundreds of thousands of small businesses may be forced to swallow. Read More