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Some American companies have turned to outsourcing to other countries to help with their productivity. These days, companies are coming home. So, what are the effects of reshoring on outsourced services? Read More

When it came to responsibility, I was a late bloomer. So, I found myself leaving college with over $10,000 in credit card debt and little idea of how to get out of debt. But little by little I was able to figure it out and dig my way out of the hole I created for myself
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There are lessons for investors in programs like the Apprentice, Dragon's Den and Shark Tank. Writer Sharon Hurley Hall touches on some of these lessons, especially identifying and working with entrepreneurs. Read More

Are you a small contractor bidding on work that requires a surety bond? Or, do you have questions about what a surety bond is, why you might need one, and how to get one? This blog is the second in our series on SBA’s Surety Bond Guarantee Program and how your small contracting business can use SB Read More

The more I learn about startups the more I realize that one’s chance of succeeding is a continuum rather than some kind of binary state.

In other words, when you read a blog post that talks about “X Ways to Succeed with Your Startup” what they really mean is “X Ways to Potentially Increase Your Read More

Small businesses in the United States always have to make sure that they file taxes in a correct and legal manner. According to the latest data, the odds of being audited if you are a small business owner are against you. Small business owners are 30% more likely to be audited today than they were Read More

Dozens of CEOs met with members of the Blue Dog Coalition today during several Business Roundtable gatherings to discuss ways to boost a slumping economy. Read More

Anyone can work a simple swindle, but you have to be a special kind of con man to have your name become synonymous with "fraud." Ponzi pulled it off, though. After arriving in the U.S. from Italy in 1903, Ponzi knocked around in a variety of unskilled jobs that usually ended when he got into troubl Read More

By Caron Beesley. Because of a quirk with a local holiday in the District of Columbia, April 17th is the deadline to file your 2011 small business taxes this year. Whether you use the services of an accountant or file your own taxes, there are still some things you can do to ensure you file properl Read More