Cash FlowDiana Ransom For Sole Proprietors, There's Never Been a Better Time to Apply for a PPP Loan The Small Business Administration is expected to release a new application for Schedule C borrowers, giving them wider access to the forgivable loan program and much-needed new guidance.
InnovateAnna Meyer Fewer Desks, More Green: What Amazon's HQ2 Says About the Future of Office DesignThe plans for the $2.5 billion campus in Arlington, Virginia, offer a glimpse into the post-Covid workplace.
LeadAnna Meyer 3 Counterintuitive Moves for Building a Great BrandTennessee whiskey maker Fawn Weaver shares a few key decisions that put her company ahead of the competition in Inc.'s latest stream event.
LeadGabrielle Bienasz How to Make the Most of Resources for Black Business OwnersFrom advice on PPP loans to securing strategic partners, find out what Black-owned businesses can do now to move forward.
InnovateAmrita Khalid Why Now Is Not the Right Time to Cut Your Remote Workers' PayAs more employees relocate, businesses are adjusting their compensation structures.
LeadKevin J. Ryan Tristan Walker Sold His Multimillion-Dollar Brand to Procter & Gamble. Here's What He Wants Every Young Entrepreneur to KnowThe founder and CEO of Walker & Company reflects on what inspires him during Black History Month.
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InnovateKevin J. Ryan How This Founder Is Helping Restaurants Reclaim Their PowerRestaurants have been decimated by the pandemic. Lunchbox founder Nabeel Alamgir thinks his platform can be part of the solution.
LeadTim Crino How a Call With Oprah Magazine Helped S'well Build a $100 Million BrandA split-second decision sparked a line of trendy designs with a cult following.
Social MediaGabrielle Bienasz The Entrepreneur's Guide to ClubhouseThe audio-chat app offers a dauntingly vast collection of groups and events for business owners. Here are some recommendations to cut through the noise.
LeadTeneshia Carr Inside This Amazon Scientist's $25 Million Plan to Turn 12 Abandoned Acres in Jackson, Mississippi Into a Tech HubNashlie Sephus, a 35-year-old Black AI researcher, has a vision for transforming her hometown into a thriving center for tech entrepreneurs.
GrowAnna Meyer Toys Had a Banner Year in 2020. Here Are 3 Lessons for RetailersMassive changes in the marketplace created a toy boom, but change is coming (again).
Cash FlowDiana Ransom Biden Changes PPP Rules to Help America's Smallest Businesses Among other adjustments, the President's plan will make it easier for sole proprietors to access Paycheck Protection Program loans.
StartupJoely Simon Filmmakers Showcase Their Favorite Black-Owned Businesses in a New Video SeriesIn Stories in Place, a partnership between Vimeo and Mailchimp Presents, Black filmmakers give an in-depth look at the lives of seven fascinating entrepreneurs.
Cash FlowDiana Ransom The SBA's Biggest PPP Fraud Problem May Have Nothing to Do With Actual CriminalsThe Biden administration just announced a change that would let some previously incarcerated individuals access the federal relief program, but what about the people who've never committed a crime?
LeadCameron Albert-Deitch How to Reopen Your Office Safely, According to a Hollywood Covid Compliance OfficerFilm sets are up and running, offering a safe but costly blueprint for business owners to follow.
LeadKimberly Weisul She Always Looked Up to Beyoncé, Oprah, Even Michelle Obama. But in 2020, She Needed Something MoreInstead, Jessica O. Matthews sought motivation in connections to others.
LeadChristine Lagorio-Chafkin How Meena Harris Built a Side-Hustle From Her Uber Days Into Her Phenomenal BrandThe founder of Phenomenal Woman and niece of Kamala Harris has a two-pronged approach to forecasting trends at her social-impact business.
Social MediaDiana Ransom Welcome to the Golden Age of Social Listening A look at what happens after the Reddit 'meme stock' episode--and why it'll mean change is coming for every business.
What I KnowChristine Lagorio-Chafkin He Used Lessons From His Family's Tiny Business to Build a Billion-Dollar Software EmpireEsri founder Jack Dangermond's immigrant parents taught him to be fiscally responsible. Five decades on, his company is used by 350,000 organizations worldwide and has never taken outside investment or had layoffs.
Cash FlowKimberly Weisul When These Startup Platforms Prioritized Founders of Color, Everyone ProsperedThe current funding systems don't do a great job supporting founders of color. That's a business opportunity, right?
LeadJill Krasny Amid Frigid Temperatures, No Power, and a Pandemic, Businesses Rally to Feed Hungry TexansBumble and other prominent local brands pitched in to help small businesses serve those in need.
LeadSophie Downes Learning Empathy Takes Practice. Lots of It. That's Where Virtual Reality Can HelpMursion's simulations use real actors in A.I.-generated scenarios--no bulky headset required. It could be the future of workplace learning.
GrowJoely Simon 3 Tips for Running a Retail Business on InstagramAs brick-and-mortar retail grapples with an uncertain future, social media platforms have become profitable storefronts.
LeadKimberly Weisul This Founder Counts Her Blessings Every Day. 108 of Them, to Be Exact.Jean Brownhill learned a very specific ritual for gratitude on a trip to Thailand.
LeadCameron Albert-Deitch How Kamala Harris, Stacey Abrams, and Amanda Gorman Inspire This Chicago FounderEntrepreneur and investor Ron Mitchell says the time is right, now more than ever, to empower Black founders.
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