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How Online Businesses Can Create a ‘Local’ Reputation

The definition of a local business is broad and inclusive — here’s how your online business can fit the bill.

What a “Local” Business Is And How To Market Yourself As One

The definition of a local business is nebulous, but customers intuitively know the difference between a Main Street merchant and a big box retailer.

State of American Business: All Business Is Local

At the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's 2025 State of American Business event, business leaders explored small business trends and the economic importance of local businesses.

Accounting Terms Every Small Business Owner Needs To Know

Learn common financial terms and definitions to navigate small business accounting forecasts and statements like a pro.

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Cash on Delivery: What Is COD?

Cash on delivery (COD) is a method of collecting payment from customers when their orders arrive. Here's what it is and how it works.

Doing Business As: What It Means to Register a DBA

Registering a DBA can give your company a unique identity separate from your personal name and help you enter a new market when the time is right.

Does Your Small Business Need Cyber Insurance?

Cyberthreats are becoming more common for small businesses. Here are some factors to consider when evaluating if you need cyber insurance and what type to get.

How to Start an LLC

Structuring your business as a limited liability company (LLC) is one of the simpler structures, and it comes with several benefits.

What Is a Limited Partnership?

Similar to general partnerships, limited partnerships involve two or more people going into business together, but with both general and limited investors.