LeadMarli Guzzetta On His Birthday 20 Years Ago, Tom Lo Escaped the South Tower of the World Trade Center. He Vowed Never to Waste Another DayFor Lo, September 11, 2001, ended with a sprint over the Brooklyn Bridge. Two decades later, it's still motivating the doctor, chef, and entrepreneur to go his own way.
Inc. 5000Gabrielle Bienasz Think Lazy, Watch Reality TV, and Other Odd Productivity Tips From CEOs of America's Fastest-Growing BusinessesLeaders of Inc. 5000 companies don't just hit fast growth by doing things in a way you might expect.
LeadBrit Morse Biden Tells Large Employers to Mandate the Vaccine. It'll Be CostlyThe President announced that the Department of Labor will require companies with more than 100 employees to mandate the vaccine. Expect a fight.
Inc. 5000Anna Meyer How This Florida Startup Scaled from Garage Project to Hair Tie DynamoFor Teleties founder Lindsay Muscato, success boils down to treating people the way that you would want to be treated.
MoneyGabrielle Bienasz The Clash Over a Tax Break for Investors Is Intensifying. Business Owners Should Take NoticeThe carried interest tax break for private equity and venture capital firms is once again in the spotlight, and founders could feel the results.
LeadPhyllis Newhouse She Was the Only Black Woman in the Room. So She Decided to Become the Best in the BusinessThey say it's lonely at the top. But here's what they don't say: Knowing how to go it alone is the secret to getting you there.
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LeadDiana Ransom SBA Opens the Spigot Wider for EIDL Loans Up to $2 MillionIn its latest interim final rule, the SBA is trying to expand access to the program and widen eligible uses.
LeadGabrielle Bienasz Inequality Has Cost The Economy Nearly $23 Trillion Since 1990. It's Hurting Your Company, TooA new study published by The Brookings Institution puts a price tag on decades of racial and ethnic discrimination.
Small Business WeekChristine Lagorio-Chafkin Sheryl Sandberg on New Facebook Report: Pandemic Hit Minority Businesses Especially HardU.S. businesses run by Black or Hispanic owners were 50 percent more likely to close during Covid, a new Facebook study finds.
LeadKevin J. Ryan Four Million Workers Quit in June. Here's What Businesses Are Doing to Get Better Career MatchesA new survey sheds some light on how unhappy American workers are becoming.
Business NextBrit Morse How to Hire With a Vaccine Mandate in PlaceAsking prospective employees about their vaccination status can be awkward--and possibly lead to legally sticky situations.
LeadRebecca Deczynski Stress Levels Are Rising Again--And More Time Off Doesn't Seem to Be the AnswerNew research from Gallup shows that workers are more stressed than ever. Here are three ways employers can help.
LeadSophie Downes These Are the Best Companies for Remote Workers--and WhyA new Quartz global ranking based on employee surveys lists 54 examples of great remote workplaces.
Inc. 5000Gabrielle Bienasz The Vital Lesson This Fast-Growth Founder Learned From Her Serial Entrepreneur FatherStax founder Suneera Madhani made a crucial decision with a little help from her dad.
Business NextSophie Downes An Expanded Certification Program Aims to Bring More Awareness to Black-Owned BusinessesThe ByBlack program from the U.S. Black Chambers and American Express will offer both a certification for businesses and a directory where customers can find them.
MoneyAmrita Khalid How to Get Relief for Your Business After a Natural DisasterA range of government aid and corporate discount offers are available to small businesses affected by storms and wildfires.
LeadBrit Morse The Pandemic Led Many Women to Rethink Work. Here's What They Want Most From EmployersPaid time off has become less of a necessary benefit for women, but it's still in the top three.
Inc. 5000Cameron Albert-Deitch How These 5 Time-Tested Companies Hit Fast Growth After Decades of PerseveranceSometimes, slow and steady really does win the race. Other times, a flash of inspiration can reignite a long-stagnant business.
InnovateKevin J. Ryan Why Two of the World's Biggest Aerospace Companies Are Investing in This StartupSan Francisco-based Orbit Fab received investments from Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.
What I KnowChristine Lagorio-Chafkin How to Keep Up the Momentum After a Viral HitWhen Movers+Shakers Founders Evan Horowitz and Geoffrey Goldberg launched their first brand campaign on TikTok, it broke records in six days. Here's how they turned it into a more lasting phenomenon.
LeadGabrielle Bienasz Exclusive: Women Entrepreneurs See Talent Recruitment as Top Challenge in 2021In a new survey, more than half of women founders expressed concern that the talent crunch brought on by the pandemic could hurt their companies.
LeadDiana Ransom Get This Key Employer Tax Credit Before Congress Takes It AwayThe employee retention tax credit could be shortchanged to fund the $1 trillion infrastructure deal. Many eligible businesses haven't made use of it, but there's still time.
LeadBrit Morse SBA Administrator Says There Are Still Billions Available in Covid Reliefs FundsThere's no time like the present to apply for aid if you haven't already.
LeadAmrita Khalid 4 Tech Tools Your Business Needs During Natural DisastersMake sure you're well-equipped to communicate with employees and customers in an emergency situation.
LeadAnna Meyer Black Girls Code's Founder on the Power of Trusting Your IntuitionKimberly Bryant says listening to her gut, despite what others advised her, was one of the best moves she ever made for her company.
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