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Nada Jones and Michelle Briody, authors of Sixteen Weeks To Your Dream Business, on what to look for (and avoid) in a prospective business partnership. Read More

The Small Business Administration (SBA) will get a beefier post in the Obama regime. Under President Bush, the agency saw its funding fall, was plagued by a host of controversies and lost the prestigious Cabinet level status conferred on it by President Clinton. But Barack Obama is signaling greater respect for the agency. Read More

Matt Rodela, of Your Friendly Neighborhood Computer Guy, on the relationship between his blog and his business. Read More

As an online business, it is important not to look past your local audience. As a brick and mortar business, your local audience might even be your entire audience. Your presence in Google Maps is important. You (should) know that by now. Keeping this in mind, Google has introduced some improvements to its AdWords local business ads for Google Read More

BizBox explains how the Small Business Administration once loaned money directly to small businessess--and why it should do so again. Read More

Peter Montoya and Tim Vandehey--authors of The Brand Call You--discuss the pluses (and minuses) using social networking like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and others to market your business through your personal brand. Read More

BizBox columnist David N. Feldman discusses how you, the entrepreneur, can reconcile your main business with those additional creative ideas you have. Read More

An interview with David Feldman, an entrepreneur who found himself practicing law and decided to use his entrepreneurial skills to build his law firm. Read More

Peter Montoya and Tim Vandeyeh, authors of "The Brand Called You," tell small retailers what they can do to lure customers away from big boxes and to their stores. Read More

Senate Republicans just rejected the auto bailout. This is going to end up hurting a great deal of small businesses. Here's why. Read More