Small Business

Jun 14, 2018

Brothel owner who won primary shunned by Nevada GOP brass

Nevada brothel owner Dennis Hof said the "establishment got crushed" when he knocked off the incumbent Republican in a state legislative primary


Jun 13, 2018

Food truck evolution: Owners strategize as novelty wears off

Food truck owners learn to think strategically as novelty wears off _ and plan for the winter


Jun 13, 2018

Seattle divided as leaders halt tax on companies like Amazon

A divided crowd chanted and booed as Seattle leaders rolled back a tax on large companies like Amazon and Starbucks that was meant to fund homeless services


Jun 12, 2018

Alaska's legal pot industry decries taxes, seeks changes

The legal marijuana industry in Alaska is seeking changes to a tax structure that many see as burdensome or unworkable


Jun 12, 2018

Legal pimp for Nevada lawmaker? He faces anti-brothel effort

An anti-brothel effort in the only state with legal prostitution is amplifying a campaign from a well-known pimp in Nevada


Jun 11, 2018

Seattle poised to repeal new tax opposed by Amazon

Seattle leaders say they plan to repeal a tax on large companies like Amazon and Starbucks as they face mounting pressure from businesses


Jun 9, 2018

Trump signals support for states deciding if pot is legal

President Donald Trump has signaled support for legislation that would shift decisions on legalizing marijuana to states, putting him in conflict with Attorney General Jeff Sessions


Jun 8, 2018

Trade tremors: How tariffs, tough talk has unsettled markets

Stocks have traded erratically since late February as investors try to size up the impact of trade tensions between the US and major trading partners including China, Europe, Canada and Mexico


Jun 8, 2018

Stormy Daniels' former attorney countersues porn actress

Stormy Daniels' former lawyer has countersued the porn star and her new attorney for defamation and accused Trump's personal attorney of illegally recording their telephone calls


Jun 7, 2018

Court upholds Phoenix law over same-sex wedding invitations

An Arizona court is upholding a Phoenix anti-discrimination ordinance, denying a challenge from a wedding invitation business over religious freedom



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