Small Business

Dec 23, 2018

Duolingo CEO says language app rooted in bigger mission

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn says his Guatemalan roots and concerns about educational inequity inspired him to start the free language learning app four years ago


Dec 22, 2018

Audrey Geisel, widow and promoter of Dr. Seuss, dies at 97

Audrey Geisel embraced the mission to protect the Dr. Seuss brand after her husband died and worked to expand his legacy


Dec 21, 2018

APNewsBreak: US miscalculated benefit of better train brakes

Critics say the Trump administration should reconsider ending a stricter safety rule for trains that haul explosive fuels after The Associated Press found the government miscalculated the potential benefits


Dec 20, 2018

California governor: Democrats are likely to spend too much

California Gov. Jerry Brown says Democrats are likely to spend too much and the party's dominance will make it tough for his successor to control it


Dec 15, 2018

California is first state to mandate zero-emission bus fleet

California is moving to eliminate fossil fuels from its fleet of 14,000 transit buses, enacting a first-in-the-nation mandate that will vastly increase the number of electric buses on the road


Dec 15, 2018

California alleges utility falsified pipeline safety records

Regulators are accusing one of California's largest utilities of falsifying safety documents on natural gas pipelines


Dec 14, 2018

Billionaire builds beach access app after violating rules

A tech billionaire whose wedding violated California rules has helped create a smartphone app that shows users a map of more than 1,500 spots where people can get to the coastline


Dec 14, 2018

Arizona journalism saga has poisoning claim, nasty divorce

Arizona newspaper publisher and his estranged wife are locked in a bizarre divorce case that includes poisoning allegations


Dec 12, 2018

Bad review? Owners should address online reviewers' concerns

Negative online reviews are probably inevitable at many businesses, especially those catering to consumers


Dec 11, 2018

Christmas tree farmers aim to boost sales via social media

Christmas tree farmers worry they are slowly losing ground to the artificial tree, so they're taking to social media this holiday season to convince Americans to go natural



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