What You Need to Know About Small Business Saturday
Boost your business or support local shopkeepers on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Union strike at upstate NY chemical plant enters 4th week
A strike by hundreds of union workers at an upstate New York chemical plant is now into its fourth week.
Union strike at upstate NY chemical plant enters 4th week
A strike by hundreds of union workers at an upstate New York chemical plant is now into its fourth week.
The rise of Small Business Saturday
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Self-Driving Car Startup Bringing its Fleet to Boston
NuTonomy will test out its autonomous vehicle in the streets of Boston by the end of this year.
Self-Driving Car Startup Bringing its Fleet to Boston
NuTonomy will test out its autonomous vehicle in the streets of Boston by the end of this year.
The Hottest Holiday Gifts This Year
Holiday shopping season is in full swing!
Work remotely while still having the social aspect of the office
Work remotely with new app
Fidelity Investments' Ned Johnson to retire
Fidelity Investment's long-time chairman Edward "Ned" Johnson is announcing his retirement, completing the transfer of the company to his daughter Abigail Johnson.
Fidelity Investments' Ned Johnson to retire
Fidelity Investment's long-time chairman Edward "Ned" Johnson is announcing his retirement, completing the transfer of the company to his daughter Abigail Johnson.
How Restaurants Are Using Social Media to Their Advantage
The food industry relies very heavily on word-of-mouth marketing and recommendations--making it important for small business owners in the field to join in and even start the conversation. And many are finding the best way to do this is with social media.
On Twitter and Facebook, Timing Can Be Everything
Businesses that hope to make the most of their social media campaigns may want to start checking their watches before they post. That is because new research reveals the best times to post to Facebook and Twitter. That research, by link shortener bitly, found that links posted in the afternoon between Monday and Thursday are clicked more than links posted at other times.
Can You Make a Fortune With Freebies?
If you’ve got a new product or service that you’re trying to sell, you may want to think about giving it away to begin with. In a new survey, 42 percent of consumers said they pay for new products and services after they’ve experienced them for free. The so-called "freemium" business model is the way a pantheon of marquee brands, from Ancestry.com to Words with Friends, first gained traction in the marketplace.
Insider picked to lead Bath Iron Works, a key Maine employer
The Bath Iron Works shipyard, one of the state's largest employers and a key piece of its coastal economy, is going through a leadership transition that will elevate an insider to run it.
Insider picked to lead Bath Iron Works, a key Maine employer
The Bath Iron Works shipyard, one of the state's largest employers and a key piece of its coastal economy, is going through a leadership transition that will elevate an insider to run it.
Fast Food Meets Social Media
Naked Pizza is using social media to change the fast-food industry — and the way Americans eat — one pizza at a time.
'World's Fastest Pizza Maker' Crowned in Las Vegas
Domino’s franchisee from the United Kingdom sets new world record for speed in the pizza kitchen.
Growing Your Food--Without a Backyard
Over 2,000 retailers are now carrying Back to the Roots grow-your-own mushrooms kits—and the entrepreneurs behind the three-year-old startup are hoping that mushrooms are only the beginning of their food revolution.
How to Start a Food Truck Business
Food trucks are on the road and driving straight toward success. These curbside canteens are a far-cry from your childhood lemonade stand. Starting a food truck business takes a physical, emotional and financial investment. If you are ready to roll around town in your own restaurant, here is a step-by-step guide to starting a food truck business:
Candy Stores Take On Recession
Opening a candy store in a recession may seem like a tricky proposition, but some California-based entrepreneurs might have found a sweet spot in a sour economy.