On a recent whitewater rafting trip, Rhonda Abrams picked up a few lessons that can be applied to running a small business.
Author: Rhonda Abrams
Traveling this summer? Here’s why you should buy food and souvenirs from local businesses.
Small business owners all over the world were hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. As you begin to travel again, you can help them survive and thrive.
This July Fourth, let’s celebrate America’s immigrant entrepreneurs
Immigrants are America’s not-so-secret strength. They create businesses: small businesses, huge corporations – and sometimes, entire industries.
From lemonade stand to full-blown entrepreneur: How this Colorado kid got started in business
Quinn Davis, who sells rice packets for soothing sore muscles through QuinnHarley Calm Creations, shares tips for other young aspiring entrepreneurs.
Family businesses: 8 rules for working with your relatives that will keep you on speaking terms
Work in a family business? If you want to make money and remain on speaking terms with your relatives and co-workers, follow these eight rules.
Innovative ways to boost small business: Online platform transparency, lower shipping costs
The government can help small business by thinking big. How about prohibiting online platforms from competing with sellers or reducing shipping costs?
Quiz: How much do you know about how small businesses work in America?
Americans love small businesses. But how much do you really know about this country’s small businesses? I’ve got a quiz to test your knowledge.
International Women’s Day and small business: What’s changed in the past 30 years?
March 8 is International Women’s Day. A 30-year business veteran reviews what’s changed and what hasn’t – or gotten worse.
What HBO’s ‘Succession’ can teach us about family-owned small businesses
Though most family business owners aren’t super-rich like the Roys on “Succession,” they have to deal with many of the same issues seen on the show.
Should you start a small business with a partner or fly solo? Consider these factors.
If you’re considering starting a business with a partner – or already have one, you need to think through and formally structure your relationship.