Small Business

Jan 27, 2017

Mark Zuckerberg dropping lawsuits seeking to buy Hawaii land

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is dropping lawsuits that sought to buy out Native Hawaiians who own small pieces of land within his sprawling estate on the island of Kauai


Jan 27, 2017

California fights Monsanto on labels for popular weed killer

A battle over the popular weed killer Roundup is playing out in California, where officials want the product to carry labels warning that it may cause cancer


Jan 26, 2017

Labor secretary nominee's company outsourced jobs

The fast-food empire run by President Donald Trump's pick for Labor secretary outsourced its technology department to the Philippines, a move that runs counter to Trump's mantra to keep jobs in the United States


Jan 26, 2017

Judge rejects $80M penalty in Wal-Mart truck drivers lawsuit

A federal judge in San Francisco won't force Wal-Mart to pay $80 million in damages in a lawsuit alleging the retail giant failed to pay hundreds of California truck drivers minimum wage for certain tasks


Jan 25, 2017

Tax season is here _ with headaches for small businesses

With the start of tax season, stress levels are rising at many small businesses


Jan 25, 2017

Police: Masked man guns down 2 inside cash advance company

Police say a masked man gunned down two other men inside a cash advance company in New York City


Backpage.com lawyers want executives' pimping charges tossed
Jan 24, 2017

Backpage.com lawyers want executives' pimping charges tossed

The operators of Backpage.com are pushing for pimping charges to be dismissed for the second time


Former wrestling exec casts herself as a job creator
Jan 24, 2017

Former wrestling exec casts herself as a job creator

Former wrestling entertainment executive Linda McMahon is emphasizing her experience in building a business from scratch as she seeks to become the next administrator of the Small Business Administration


Q&A: Protests over gas costs disrupt Mexico border crossings
Jan 24, 2017

Q&A: Protests over gas costs disrupt Mexico border crossings

Demonstrators have taken control of Mexican border crossings with the U.S. several times in the past month to oppose Mexican gasoline price hikes in an unusual, if not unprecedented, show of protest


Jan 23, 2017

Colorado moves to crack down on black-market pot ads online

Marijuana is widely for sale in Colorado, but a bill moving through the state Legislature aims to crack down on those who sell weed illegally using online ads such as Craigslist



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