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FINANCE
Small Business Bank Accounts vs. Personal Bank Accounts
Learn the differences between small business bank accounts and personal bank accounts — and when best to utilize each.
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GROWTH STUDIO
Veteran-Owned Coffee Company Supports First Responders
Navy veteran Luke Schneider shares how teamwork and a passion for supporting first responders have helped him build a successful business.
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STRATEGY
What Are the Legal Requirements for Hiring Employees?
If you’re ready to hire new employees for your startup, check out the legal requirements your business must adhere to.
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STRATEGY
How to Get Certified as a Small Disadvantaged Business
Learn how the government is making changes to assist underserved businesses and how yours can become certified as a small disadvantaged business.
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STRATEGY
How to Offer Employee Tuition Reimbursement
Tuition reimbursement programs can foster employee retention as well as the professional growth of a business's team. Here’s how to offer tuition reimbursement to your employees.
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GROWTH STUDIO
How to Effectively Hire and Retain Employees
This week, Entrepreneur.com contributors discuss the best ways business owners can attract, hire and retain employees.
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CUSTOMERS
Franchise Owners Share Secrets for Bringing Customers In-Store
As online shopping becomes more prevalent, brick-and-mortar shop owners must stay competitive and proactively encourage customers to shop in-store.
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THE BIG WEEK FOR SMALL BUSINESS
Small Business Update: Applying News from Washington to Your Business
U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Neil Bradley offered insights into the current state of the small business climate during The Big Week for Small Business.
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THE BIG WEEK FOR SMALL BUSINESS
SBA Administrator Guzman on Small Business Growth Post-Pandemic
The Honorable Isabella Casillas Guzman, administrator of the SBA, shared key insights into small business growth in the era of COVID-19.
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MARKETING
How Handmade Business Owners Can Adapt to the Hybrid World
The pandemic has changed the handmade business and encouraged owners to explore a hybrid business model that blends in-person craft shows with e-commerce and social selling.