Small Business

May 23, 2017

Hemingway house changes hands, still off limits to public

The ownership of the Idaho house where Ernest Hemingway wrote some of his last works before killing himself in the main entryway in 1961 has changed hands but will remain off limits to the public


May 23, 2017

California botulism outbreak is rare case of deadly disease

A deadly botulism outbreak linked to contaminated nacho-cheese dip sold at a California gas station is a rare case of the disease that can cause paralysis and death


Professors rescue design drawings for neon signs on Route 66
May 19, 2017

Professors rescue design drawings for neon signs on Route 66

Two professors in New Mexico are being credited with saving design drawings for some of the most memorable signs along Route 66.


May 17, 2017

With many social media options, small businesses need focus

Facebook? Instagram? Pinterest? With many social media options, small business owners need to focus on where their customers are


May 12, 2017

New Alaska handbook provides how-to on heated greenhouses

Greenhouses have long been an option for increasing the limited growing season in Alaska, but they're too expensive to operate for many remote communities that rely on costly imported diesel fuel for their power source


May 10, 2017

Businesses can give interns a chance to shine _ or whine

Businesses can give interns a chance to shine _ or whine _ depending on whether they get meaningful work


Wells banker singled out for excesses had a meteoric rise
Apr 11, 2017

Wells banker singled out for excesses had a meteoric rise

The career of the woman blamed in a new report for a sales scandal at Wells Fargo was until recently an inspiration for other workers wanting to make it big in the industry


Hawaii LGBT couples seek equal access to fertility treatment
Apr 9, 2017

Hawaii LGBT couples seek equal access to fertility treatment

Gay and lesbian couples in Hawaii are pushing for the same access to fertility treatments that heterosexual spouses enjoy


Apr 7, 2017

Court backs California fees for polluters who exceed limits

A California appeals court has upheld a key component of the state's landmark climate change effort that requires companies to buy credits if they exceed pollution limits


Apr 6, 2017

Deal will keep Vegas-area racetrack open after deadly crash

A tourist-oriented racetrack near Las Vegas will stay open after agreeing to settle a lawsuit questioning its safety in the wake of a fiery crash that killed a Canadian man driving a Lamborghini and his instructor



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