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US President Joe Biden holds up a copy of the Republican's FY2024 budget as he delivers remarks on Bidenomics and Republican economic policy during an event at Prince George's Community College, in Largo, Maryland, United States on…

Nick Martin, co-founder and CEO of Joe Coffee, is so concerned about the state of the economy that he's looking for ways his company can save money. One main area for cuts: software.Martin started the Seattle-based company with his brother,…

New York City is months away from introducing the first zone-based tolling program in the U.S.The project, which begins in the spring of 2024, will increase the tolls drivers pay to enter points of Manhattan south of 60th Street.The final…

As President Biden begins to more forcefully build a reelection case citing Bidenomics, Wall Street forecasts and actual GDP data are supportive, as are recent improving sentiment scores from consumers and CEOs. But on Main Street, small…

While the mood on Main Street has brightened, concerns about the economy, stubborn inflation and the banking system are weighing on small business owners, according to the latest quarterly survey from CNBC and Momentive.Small business…

Pixelcatchers | E+ | Getty ImagesIt's not an easy time to be a small business in search of financing. For LGBTQ owners, the struggle has been even harder.LGBTQ-owned businesses reported more rejections than non-LGBTQ businesses that applied…

As the summer hiring market heats up, small and seasonal businesses may find they're missing a key demographic to fill roles – teen workers.Outplacement firm Challenger Gray projected teens will gain 1.1 million jobs in 2023, down slightly…

The NHS has come under increasing pressure over recent years due to higher demand for services and funding and personnel shortages — issues further exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic.Bloomberg | Getty ImagesChronic underinvestment in the…

Small businesses will be facing growing challenges from inflation and higher wages, Chicago Federal Reserve President Charles Evans said Friday.Even with average earnings flattening out in February, Evans told CNBC, he hears from smaller…