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What Should Small Business Logos Look Like?
Many small business owners may work hard to develop their companies into respectable and well-known entities in their communities, with strong customer bases and good brands. However, when it comes to other issues, such as the logo a small business has on its signs, website, vehicles, stationary and more, it seems as though many may not be doing enough to ensure these images are as good as they can be.
Army Navy Surplus Store Insurance
Army and navy surplus stores sell everything military men and women need for their uniforms and daily necessities. This includes a wide range of clothing and boots, as well as field equipment like cook stoves, tents, cooking utensils and ware, and outdoor gear. Military enthusiasts also frequent surplus stores, so many such stores sell novelty items as well.
What You Need to Know About Sinkholes
Sinkholes are not part of a standard home or business insurance policy. While the incidents of sinkholes, particularly in Florida, are on the rise, many homeowners do not have the right kind of insurance coverage to mitigate the damage, losses, and costs related to these sinkholes.
Complying with Environmental Protection Laws
Every business must comply with federal, state, and local environmental protection laws. That is true if you are a multi-billion, multi-national, and if you are a solopreneur working out of your home. Environmental regulations come in the hundreds, and new ones are enacted each year.
Lack of Credit Availability Still Plaguing Many Small Businesses
The recent recession led many of the nation’s lenders, both large and small, to scale back the rates at which they issued credit to consumers and businesses alike. And while they have once again slackened qualifications for many consumer finance products, those for businesses remain stubbornly stuck at the levels of a few years ago.
Small Businesses Continue to Drive Hiring Gains Nationwide
The past several months or more, hiring has continued to tick upward, thanks in large part to hiring by what the federal government considers to be small businesses, and that trend continued between July and August.
Small Business Hiring Took a Hit in August
Many small businesses have likely had to change their approaches to a number of different aspects of their day-to-day operations in the last few years, and the most recent data suggests these may not all be positive.
How Will an Internet Sales Tax Affect Small Business Owners?
Taxes have been a major focal point for many Americans for some time now, and now a proposed change to the nation’s code may lead to major changes for small businesses to contend with in the near future.
Business Owners Keep an Eye on Mold
Mold is an unfortunate occurrence for many businesses and is more than just an annoyance. It has the potential to cause allergies and severe illness in your customers and clients, therefore increasing your risk for lawsuits. If you suspect mold in your business offices, you need to have it inspected and taken care of as soon as possible.
Small Business Record Keeping Infographic
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