Small Business: In LifeÂs Second Act, Some Take on a New Role: Entrepreneur
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More retired people are rejecting unfettered leisure in favor of starting up small businesses.
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A growing number of home-based business are no longer trying make their small operations look bigger.
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In Michigan, more small, local businesses are inclined to embrace social responsibility and promote environmental health.
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By Grand Forks Herald, N.D.  Dec. 18--Our opinion:: Enterprise involves imagination, risk and courage.   Entrepreneurship is a wonderful thing, and Sunday's Herald presents three wonderful examples.   One is familiar. A town hopes to attract additional residents.
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Although small businesses with a Web presence are still a minority, small business owners who do venture online say the experience is worth it, although it can have a steep learning curve.
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For about a decade, Frances B. Craig looked for a product to build her company around. She had started an information technology consulting company but missed building software to help companies operate efficiently.
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Many people start businesses, but a majority of them fail in the first two years. Tina Ericson hopes to be an exception.
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With rent typically the second-largest expense for small businesses, a simple miscalculation can cost an entrepreneur their business.
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Small caps have the most potential for growth.
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The success of a start-up magazine rests on many factors, not the least of which is a catchy name.
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Sometimes the best way to do good is to use a little entrepreneurial spirit.
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Boston entrepreneur Philip Guarino once thought that running a small enterprise would be a piece of cake. ''Having an MBA, I didn't think I'd need any direction," he said.
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By Philip Marcello; Journal Staff Writer  This story of statewide business interest previously appeared in a local news section.
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A veteran of the dot-com boom, Wayne McVicker, offers a few tips for business owners in a new book, Starting Something: An Entrepreneur&#39;s Tale of Control, Confrontation &amp; Corporate Culture.
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By Dave Gallagher, The Bellingham Herald, Wash.  Feb. 11--Sandy Keathley recently dealt with a problem that many small business owners fear: Computer woes were holding her company hostage.
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By The News-Sentinel, Fort Wayne, Ind.  Dec. 19--Pamela Peterson-Hines has wanted to open her own business since she was a girl. With her two daughters in college, she decided now was the right time.
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LONDON, Nov 16 (IPS) - Small is becoming beautiful again in the world of   finance. Or let us say, the microfinance business is beginning  to pick up.