Get in on the action—the age when people are most likely to start new businesses is 55 to 64.
Jim Blasingame joins Bottom Line President Sarah Hiner to discuss what it means to be an entrepreneur, to own a small business, and everything in between
Founders of new ventures who follow in their family’s business line tend to trounce their rivals.
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Attention retailers: Stop blaming Amazon because you can’t get it right. It seems there is an announcement about store closures…
Many people dream of saying good-bye to their bosses and becoming self-employed, but those who give it a go often…
If you own a small business, you’re probably very aware that disgruntled customers vent their displeasure on websites such as…
Do you ever think that you could come up with a smart idea that will make you millions of dollars?…
Bottom Line/Personal: A lot of people want to start their own business, they have dreams of it, but they don’t…
Bottom Line/Personal: It’s very tempting – as people are thinking about starting businesses, the #1 thing they often do is…
Bottom Line/Personal: One of the most popular ways for people to start a business is to consider buying a franchise.…
What a joy it is to work at home…to make your own hours and be your own boss. Easier said…
Bottom Line/Personal: Nancy, should a person ever start a business after age 50? Nancy Collamer: It’s a great question, and…
The Crowdfunding Trap and Other Mistakes New Inventors Make A once-in-a-lifetime idea for a wonderful new invention could make you…
The One Thing You Must Do An Indianapolis man ran a valet service parking cars for fancy restaurants. The business…
