Raymond Keating


Which States are Best for Entrepreneurs?

By Leslie Taylor |  Nov 10, 2006

South Dakota and Nevada top new rankings by the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council.  Read story

Report: Business Owners Regaining Confidence in the Economy

By J.J. McCorvey |  Nov 23, 2009

Hiring and sales commissions are up, though concerns about health care persist.  Read story

New Credit Card Regulations Good for Small Business?

By Kelly Faircloth |  May 26, 2009

Although the majority of small business owner applaud the bill, some are skeptical.  Read story

New Signs Economy Rebounding

By Darren Dahl

August 13, 2004 -- Following on the heels of the Federal Reserve's decision yesterday to Read story

Study: South Dakota Best for Small Firms

By Angus Loten |  Nov 1, 2007

South Dakota, Nevada, and Wyoming are the nation's most entrepreneur-friendly states, according to the Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council. Read story

Business Groups Attack Stimulus Plan

By Angus Loten |  Jan 18, 2008

The president's temporary tax cuts won't help small employers over the long haul, critics say.  Read story

South Dakota Rated Friendliest State for Entrepreneurship

By Michael Aneiro

Oct. 12, 2004 --If you're looking to start a small business, your best bet is to set up shop in the Mount Rushmore State, according to a n...  Read story

Kerry Stimulus Plan Targets Small Business

By Alexandra Zendrian |  Jan 25, 2008

Senate plan will provide tax incentives to encourage investments by employers.  Read story

Are You Paying Too Much for Energy?

By Alexandra Johnson |  Jun 3, 2009

Some states, such as Hawaii and New York, are charging an arm and a leg for energy. Find out which states charge the most for energy.  Read story

Study Ranks Congressional Support of Small Business

By Jasmine D. Adkins |  Jun 20, 2006

Members from Idaho and Oklahoma topped the list, while Massachusetts and Vermont finished last.  Read story

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