CNBC's Kate Rogers reports on the latest read of small business sentiment from the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB).
Jim Cramer hears about ongoing employment trends from Marty Mucci, the president and CEO of payroll processing and human resources giant Paychex.
"Failure is not an option," says Siggi's Dairy founder Siggi Hilmarsson.
George Malkemus and Tony Yurgaitis have been partners in business and life for nearly 40 years. As top executives for Manolo Blahnik shoes, they never expected what came next: a dairy farm in Connecticut.
Meet Nancy Whiteman, a Colorado-based former insurance executive who created the state's most successful edible marijuana business.
Jim Cramer flags ways for investors to play small business optimism, which hit a record all-time high in August.
Jim Cramer flags ways for investors to play small business optimism, which hit a record all-time high in August.
An average of 10,000 trucks cross the English Channel every day, making the Port of Dover an essential point of entry for European goods into the U.K. and vice versa. CNBC's Silvia Amaro explores how this flow of trade could change as the U.K. leaves the European Union.
CNBC's Kate Rogers reports that small business optimism is at an all-time high, but that skilled labor remains a top issue for these businesses.
CNBC's Kate Rogers reports the latest read on small business sentiment.
Paychex CEO Martin Mucci discusses the state of small business hiring and wages.
Alex Benke, Betterment vice president of financial advice and planning, and CNBC's Bob Pisani join 'Power Lunch' to discuss their thoughts on Trump's executive order on retirement savings.
Andrew Collier of Orient Capital Research says President Donald Trump is "determined to fight" on the issue of trade with China until November.
Y7 Studio Co-founder and CEO Sarah Larson Levey discusses what has driven her company's growth, landing her on the cover of Inc. Magazine.
Inspiration struck Matt Dryfhout while he was having his back waxed. Out of the pain, an idea took form: create a product so men can do it themselves.
CNBC's Kate Rogers discusses some of the morning's most provocative headlines.
Marty Mucci, Paychex CEO, discusses the state of small business hiring in America for the month of July.
We dress our pets in designer clothes. We feed them gourmet human food. We treat them like family. So why not invite them to happy hour?
“When we first started out with a Handycam on the beach and no money, we never expected Zumba to get so big,” Zumba Fitness CEO Alberto Perlman says.
Sometimes leadership actually means falling in line, says two-time New York Police Commissioner Bill Bratton.
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