Small Business

Jan 19, 2019

Neo-Nazi publisher ordered to turn over personal information

A judge has ordered the publisher of a neo-Nazi website to reveal his net worth and personal information in internet trolling lawsuit


Jan 18, 2019

On the shop floor, workers wonder what Brexit will bring

The anxiety over Brexit is palpable at Clarity-The Soap Co., a small business that has been forced to redirect time and energy to understand what could happen to its operations in case of a chaotic exit from the EU.


Jan 16, 2019

PG&E bankruptcy could mean price hikes, unpaid fire lawsuits

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. pending bankruptcy is raising concern that prices will rise and victims of wildfires who are suing the nation's largest utility won't get all the money they may be owed


Jan 15, 2019

APNewsBreak: New pen may allow sale of horses for slaughter

The U.S. Forest Service has built a new corral in California that could allow it to bypass federal restrictions and lead to the slaughter of wild horses.


Jan 15, 2019

China to cut taxes, keep policy flexible to counter slowdown

China to cut taxes, keep policy flexible to counter slowdown


Jan 12, 2019

Faith-based shelter fights to keep out transgender women

A conservative Christian law firm will urge a U.S. judge to block Alaska's largest city from requiring a faith-based women's shelter to accept transgender women


Jan 11, 2019

Surgeons fear pelvic mesh lawsuits will spook patients

Doctors who specialize in female pelvic medicine are criticizing lawsuits by four states, including Washington and California, over products used to treat pelvic floor disorders


Jan 10, 2019

Teacher strike delayed in second-largest US school district

The union representing teachers in Los Angeles _ the nation's second-largest school district _ postponed the start of a strike until Monday because of the possibility of a court-ordered delay of a walkout


Jan 9, 2019

Au pairs win $65.5 million settlement in Denver lawsuit

Young people from around the world who have provided low cost child care for American families will share in a proposed $65.5 million class action settlement with the companies that bring the workers to the United States


Jan 9, 2019

Small business tax deduction has CPAs scratching their heads

Millions of small business owners will be in uncharted waters this tax season as they try to determine if they qualify for a deduction that could exempt one-fifth of their income from taxes



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