Small Business

The White House continues to target Russian President Vladimir Putin and big oil companies for the skyrocketing gas prices at the pump, but who’s really to blame?

FIRST ON FOX: The pressure that the pandemic put on small business, coupled with the historic inflation and spiking gas prices as the Russia-Ukraine war wages and relative inaction by the Biden administration, is creating a rapidly deteriorating situation for small business owners and operators.

Donaldson Farms owners in New Jersey discussed the impact of skyrocketing inflation on their business and warned that they will have to pass on the rising costs of everything from oil to labor to consumers.

The state of New York is planning to grant its first batch of cannabis retail licenses to residents who have had previous marijuana convictions.

Inflation is the single largest headache for small business owners trying to operate, according to a new NFIB survey.

Greater New York City-area Ukrainian-American business owners and community leaders alike are spearheading efforts to raise money and continue to support their embattled loved ones, all in the hopes of showing Ukrainians, "They’re not alone."

A Los Angeles-based bagel shop owner with Ukrainian roots held a “Peace Jam” for Ukraine Sunday to help raise money for those impacted by Russia’s military invasion.

A restaurant in Austin, Texas, that has represented Slavic and Eastern European culture for more than a decade, shortened its name Sunday afternoon over the Russian invasion of neighboring Ukraine.

Small businesses continue to struggle financially and many are facing greater challenges with managing supply chain challenges and hiring enough workers, according to a survey released Tuesday by the Federal Reserve.

Businesses in downtown San Diego got a boost of foot traffic during the first weekend after California Gov. Gavin Newsom loosened the state’s mask mandate, according to a local report.

The coronavirus pandemic has devastated many small and medium-sized businesses across America over the last two years, but many who have survived have come out stronger on the other side with new technologies and streamlined operations.

Depending on the business, supply chain issues, shipping delays and hiring shortages have made the pandemic feel like a roller coaster. And the ride isn’t over yet.

Small business owners are expressing frustration after a new study shows that lockdowns had very little effect on public health outcomes in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.

Owner Holly Smith of Designer Dawgs in Clinton, New Jersey, talked to Fox News Digital about the enormous struggles of keeping her small business open through the pandemic.