Small Business

Aug 3, 2017

No cops, no problem: Alaska town loses police, but not order

A small, isolated town at the edge of Alaska's Aleutian Islands had no police oversight for several days after its three officers quit in quick succession and its police chief resigned


Aug 3, 2017

AP Exclusive: Inside a nerve-rattling trip to pay pot taxes

Billions of dollars are expected to flow through California's legitimate marijuana industry next year when recreational pot becomes legal, but most of those businesses won't be able to use banks.


Aug 3, 2017

AP PHOTOS: Fear comes with the job for marijuana store owner

AP PHOTOS: People in the cash-based legal marijuana business worry constantly about getting robbed


Jul 28, 2017

APNewsBreak: Yellowstone to punish workers for misconduct

With reports of sexual harassment and other misconduct tarnishing the National Park Service's image, one of its premier sites is preparing to discipline as many as 10 workers


Jul 28, 2017

APNewsBreak: Honolulu high-rise had outdated fire alarms

Documents show a Honolulu residential high-rise where a blaze killed three people didn't update its fire alarm system to meet safety standards


Jul 26, 2017

Outdoor industry flexes political muscle in US land fight

Outdoor recreation industry leaders holding their last trade show in Utah have criticized GOP leaders for their opposition to a new national monument and their efforts to seize control of federal lands


Jul 26, 2017

Slack, Skype, Zoom: Remote work the norm even at small firms

At some small businesses, the traditional chat around the watercooler takes place online and meetings are held via Skype _ staffers are working at home


Jul 26, 2017

California knocks Trump as it extends climate change effort

Gov. Jerry Brown signs legislation extending California's signature initiative to fight global warming


Jul 24, 2017

Utah city names 1st Hispanic Pioneer Day parade marshals

The owners of a northern Utah restaurant chain say they've honored to be the first Hispanic grand marshals of the Ogden Pioneer Days Grand Parade


Jul 23, 2017

Some urge sprinkler mandates across US after Honolulu fire

The U.S. has a mixed bag of laws on whether older high-rise apartment buildings must install fire sprinklers that weren't required when the towers were first built



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