The Small Business Report, July 11, 2017

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The Small Business Report, July 11, 2017

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Food for thought for small businesses watching Amazon dive deeper into the grocery business; and the entrepreneur who insisted his takeout-food company have a social mission.

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Jul 11, 2017

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Insights for starting and running a small business from Gordon Deal, host of This Morning. America's First News.

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The Small Business Report, July 7, 2017: A new type of apprenticeship to fill vacant jobs; and the non-traditional perk gaining traction at some companies. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 2, 2017: How to launch the startup you've been thinking about...without jeopardizing your day job in the meantime. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 16, 2017: What new college grads are expecting when they interview with a small business; and what entrepreneurs want from any tax reform in Washington. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, April 28, 2017: Considering the launch of your own tech startup? We'll have tips from a guy who's done it. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 23, 2017: Is IBM starting an unsettling trend that could trickle down to small businesses; and the percent of entrepreneurs who say they're happy with their lives... by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 26, 2017: How small businesses in Seattle are reacting to Amazon's free giveaway of thousands of bananas per day; and five trends small business owners need to be aware of. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 21, 2017: How enterprising attorneys are turning faxes into money; and places to turn for small business advice. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 14, 2017: A big number of Americans have a so-called "side hustle." Find out how often they do it, and what they earn. Any potential for a small business to develop from it? And when it's OK to invite your new small business colleagues... by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 12, 2017: Yet another revision to the way employees are reviewed. Hear what's trending at some companies NOW; and how small businesses can better connect with millennials. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 30, 2017: For small business owners and entrepreneurs to consider: the most in-demand jobs in America; and how to politely get rid of your paying patrons when it's closing time. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 23, 2017: Employers looking to hire young adults are finding that millennials aren't picking up their phones; and the professions where you make a difference in the community. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 19, 2017: Why our concentration has become so challenged at the office; and the goodies being handed out by cities to lure companies...and their jobs. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 30, 2017: Using an app to market your small business. How one company aims to make it more affordable to have and maintain one. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 2, 2017: The husband and wife who turned free workout-videos into a multi-million dollar business; and how a pizza joint in Oregon generated tons of free publicity for itself. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 6, 2017: The employees getting the biggest pay-raises these days; and the big numbers of today's young adults trying their hand at entrepreneurism. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 4, 2017: The clash of cultures when a global behemoth buys a startup; and eight ways to reward good employees without breaking the bank. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 4, 2017: The explosive growth of a small company in the competitive space of cybersecurity. And broadly, the threats that linger for small businesses, like data breaches. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 13, 2017: The old-time jobs coming back with a new and glamorous twist; and the craft beer maker in Georgia with a theme of "service." by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 9, 2017: The four phases of reactions you'll get from friends and family when launching your small business venture. A conversation with a guy who dropped his suit and tie job in New York City to paddle the coast of Florida. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 20, 2017: Companies complain they can't find skilled workers to fill scores of jobs...but those companies may be to blame; and between studies, the college student who launched a non-profit to cut down food waste and feed the hungry. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 9, 2017: Discussing salary with potential new employees; and facts about small businesses in recognition of Small Business Month...like the percentage of businesses surviving from one year to the next... by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 29, 2017: The tech industry deals with accusations of ageism; and how workers in the gig economy can better handle their tedious tax requirements. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 16, 2017: Given the multiple challenges face Uber right now, what makes for an effective leave of absence, like the one their CEO is taking; plus, a status update on paid-leave policies in the U-S. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 8, 2017: The small business employees seeing better paychecks; and the pace of new job creation by small businesses. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 13, 2017: Taking your specific skill sets, adding specialty training, and turning it all into a blockbuster small business. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 11, 2017: How to leverage technology to improve efficiency at your small business...even if you're not tech savvy. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 5, 2017: Family businesses where the parents aren't ready to retire, but the kids are ready to take over; and why losing top performers isn't always a bad thing. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 11, 2017: Food for thought for small businesses watching Amazon dive deeper into the grocery business; and the entrepreneur who insisted his takeout-food company have a social mission. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 27, 2017: A franchising opportunity in a company that caters to seniors. We'll have the story of a company called PurViewLife, which positions itself as "aging life professionals." by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 28, 2017: The most endangered small-town businesses, and the struggle to save them. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, November 5, 2019: It may soon be more difficult for entrepreneurs to make it as social media influencers; plus, vending machine owners make a move toward healthier selections. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, November 1, 2019: Small business lessons from an owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers, who's also an entrepreneur. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 29, 2019: A small business tries a new approach with a compressed work day...but there are restrictions; and two small businesses stumble into free publicity. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 25, 2019: Small businesses are keeping watch as the government considers how far to go in regulating big tech firms like Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and/or Google. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 22, 2019: Small businesses in the vaping space watch a new approach from the federal government; and where high-level executive women turn for immediate feedback. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 18, 2019: Why Uber denies that it has drivers; and small business hiring people with sizable resume gaps. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 15, 2019: Small companies push their way into a crowded market for snack bars; and five ways to keep your small business safe on multiple fronts. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 11, 2019: The different approaches to filing expenses, and what they say about you; and five ways to prepare if you're concerned about a recession. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 08, 2019: How plant-based food entrepreneurs are pushing new trends; and the new type of bar that's opened in St. Louis. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 4, 2019: Why entrepreneurs and others in Silicon Valley have been watching the union strike against General Motors; and the restaurant in Minnesota with some unique marketing. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 1, 2019: How some bars in New York City that allow smoking are still thriving in a town that banned it; and local leaders trying to prevent its talent from leaving for the big city. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 27, 2019: Small businesses think more deeply about defending against gun violence; and another "dream job" tied to clever marketing by a small business. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 24, 2019: How small business farmers have learned to find extra revenue at a time of falling prices for crops; and the bold marketing strategy for a convenience store in Mississippi. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 20, 2019: Managing the growing stress levels at work: hear what companies and workers can do...to improve conditions. And how the entrepreneurial spirit in America is alive and well. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 17, 2019: The implications of a new employment bill in California that seeks to reclassify freelancers and contract workers; and the 12-year-old entrepreneur getting a boost from his favorite football team. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 13, 2019: Small businesses trying to go cashless meet government resistance; and how freelancers and telecommuters are creating a renaissance in cities that are outside major hubs. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 10, 2019: The best markets for freelancers; and entrepreneurs catering to pet lovers. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 6, 2019: More companies offer services to help employees who are struggling financially; and a list of the top 10 startups in the U-S. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 3, 2019: Surviving a job transition, whether you're with a large or small business; and the Florida bar that vows to stay open during hurricanes. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 30, 2019: How hard it is for entrepreneurs to become social media influencers; and awkward suspicions about who's to blame for a rash of marijuana thefts at shops in Seattle where the plant is grown legally. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 27, 2019: Small businesses lead the charge into thrifting, and big companies are following; and the Israeli startup improving communication in car crashes. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 23, 2019: The hazards on Facebook Marketplace for those with a side-hustle; and the growth in startups that offer subscription meal-delivery services for KIDS. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 20, 2019: E-Commerce isn't the ONLY source of angst for brick-and-mortar retail stores; and are small businesses any closer to competing with larger rivals on a particular employee benefit. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 16, 2019: Does your small business use videoconferencing? If so, we'll have guidance on avoiding embarrassing mishaps. And regarding employee turnover: the percentage of workers who plan to find a new job this year. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 13, 2019: The pluses and minuses of the so-called "disruptive boss;" and the clever promotion of an internship by a West Coast restaurant chain. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 9, 2019: Is your restaurant on top of the latest trend involving beef; and rallying cry for a 15-dollar-an-hour federal minimum wage. Hear what businesses say. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 6, 2019: Ground zero for the minimum wage debate in America...where the hourly rate is highest; and five personality traits employers consider most important in a job candidate. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 26, 2019: A startup tries scooter-sharing in New York City; and a non-profit in Oklahoma adopts a social media movement to generate free publicity. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 23, 2019: How to build relationships and credibility with the media to earn free publicity for your small business...or for your clients. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 11, 2017

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