The Small Business Report, November 9, 2018

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The Small Business Report, November 9, 2018

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Insights for starting and running a small business from Gordon Deal, host of This Morning. America's First News.

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The Small Business Report, May 2, 2017: The husband and wife who turned free workout-videos into a multi-million dollar business; and how a pizza joint in Oregon generated tons of free publicity for itself. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 25, 2017: Corporate relocations from the suburbs to the cities: are there opportunities for small businesses to take advantage of abandoned properties or buildings in the 'burbs? And how locally run doctors' offices are turning a certain... by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 16, 2017: What new college grads are expecting when they interview with a small business; and what entrepreneurs want from any tax reform in Washington. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 30, 2017: For small business owners and entrepreneurs to consider: the most in-demand jobs in America; and how to politely get rid of your paying patrons when it's closing time. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, April 28, 2017: Considering the launch of your own tech startup? We'll have tips from a guy who's done it. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 18, 2017: A chat with Ian Siegel, founder and CEO of Ziprecruiter about what's getting little attention in the job market...including two trends exploding right now. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 30, 2017: Using an app to market your small business. How one company aims to make it more affordable to have and maintain one. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 19, 2017: Why our concentration has become so challenged at the office; and the goodies being handed out by cities to lure companies...and their jobs. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 2, 2017: How to launch the startup you've been thinking about...without jeopardizing your day job in the meantime. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 5, 2017: Family businesses where the parents aren't ready to retire, but the kids are ready to take over; and why losing top performers isn't always a bad thing. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 26, 2017: The measure of employee happiness among big and small businesses; and how to launch your entrepreneurial venture with little or no money. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 4, 2017: What to consider if you'd like to sell your small business goods on Amazon. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 23, 2017: Is IBM starting an unsettling trend that could trickle down to small businesses; and the percent of entrepreneurs who say they're happy with their lives... by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 9, 2017: Discussing salary with potential new employees; and facts about small businesses in recognition of Small Business Month...like the percentage of businesses surviving from one year to the next... by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 11, 2017: Food for thought for small businesses watching Amazon dive deeper into the grocery business; and the entrepreneur who insisted his takeout-food company have a social mission. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 27, 2017: A franchising opportunity in a company that caters to seniors. We'll have the story of a company called PurViewLife, which positions itself as "aging life professionals." by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 20, 2017: Companies complain they can't find skilled workers to fill scores of jobs...but those companies may be to blame; and between studies, the college student who launched a non-profit to cut down food waste and feed the hungry. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 6, 2017: The employees getting the biggest pay-raises these days; and the big numbers of today's young adults trying their hand at entrepreneurism. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 23, 2017: Employers looking to hire young adults are finding that millennials aren't picking up their phones; and the professions where you make a difference in the community. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 9, 2017: The four phases of reactions you'll get from friends and family when launching your small business venture. A conversation with a guy who dropped his suit and tie job in New York City to paddle the coast of Florida. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 26, 2017: How small businesses in Seattle are reacting to Amazon's free giveaway of thousands of bananas per day; and five trends small business owners need to be aware of. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, May 12, 2017: Yet another revision to the way employees are reviewed. Hear what's trending at some companies NOW; and how small businesses can better connect with millennials. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 22, 2017: How certain brands are pushing back against the retail practices of Amazon.com. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 13, 2017: The old-time jobs coming back with a new and glamorous twist; and the craft beer maker in Georgia with a theme of "service." by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 25, 2017: The shift toward richer perks in the gig economy; and restaurants offering discounts if you ditch your cellphone. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 1, 2017: Some big businesses are having second thoughts about allowing workers to work full-time from home. Could this be a selling point for small businesses competing for workers? And how to give yourself some digital detox while you're on... by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, November 10, 2017: Startups trying to solve the issue of food going to waste; and how entrepreneurs get paid for Instagram posts. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, June 16, 2017: Given the multiple challenges face Uber right now, what makes for an effective leave of absence, like the one their CEO is taking; plus, a status update on paid-leave policies in the U-S. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 14, 2017: A big number of Americans have a so-called "side hustle." Find out how often they do it, and what they earn. Any potential for a small business to develop from it? And when it's OK to invite your new small business colleagues... by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 7, 2017: A new type of apprenticeship to fill vacant jobs; and the non-traditional perk gaining traction at some companies. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, November 8, 2019: More robots to the rescue this holiday shopping season; and the trickle-down effect of unpredictable schedules for hourly workers. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, November 5, 2019: It may soon be more difficult for entrepreneurs to make it as social media influencers; plus, vending machine owners make a move toward healthier selections. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, November 1, 2019: Small business lessons from an owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers, who's also an entrepreneur. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 29, 2019: A small business tries a new approach with a compressed work day...but there are restrictions; and two small businesses stumble into free publicity. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 25, 2019: Small businesses are keeping watch as the government considers how far to go in regulating big tech firms like Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and/or Google. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 22, 2019: Small businesses in the vaping space watch a new approach from the federal government; and where high-level executive women turn for immediate feedback. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 18, 2019: Why Uber denies that it has drivers; and small business hiring people with sizable resume gaps. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 15, 2019: Small companies push their way into a crowded market for snack bars; and five ways to keep your small business safe on multiple fronts. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 11, 2019: The different approaches to filing expenses, and what they say about you; and five ways to prepare if you're concerned about a recession. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 08, 2019: How plant-based food entrepreneurs are pushing new trends; and the new type of bar that's opened in St. Louis. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 4, 2019: Why entrepreneurs and others in Silicon Valley have been watching the union strike against General Motors; and the restaurant in Minnesota with some unique marketing. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, October 1, 2019: How some bars in New York City that allow smoking are still thriving in a town that banned it; and local leaders trying to prevent its talent from leaving for the big city. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 27, 2019: Small businesses think more deeply about defending against gun violence; and another "dream job" tied to clever marketing by a small business. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 24, 2019: How small business farmers have learned to find extra revenue at a time of falling prices for crops; and the bold marketing strategy for a convenience store in Mississippi. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 20, 2019: Managing the growing stress levels at work: hear what companies and workers can do...to improve conditions. And how the entrepreneurial spirit in America is alive and well. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 17, 2019: The implications of a new employment bill in California that seeks to reclassify freelancers and contract workers; and the 12-year-old entrepreneur getting a boost from his favorite football team. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 13, 2019: Small businesses trying to go cashless meet government resistance; and how freelancers and telecommuters are creating a renaissance in cities that are outside major hubs. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 10, 2019: The best markets for freelancers; and entrepreneurs catering to pet lovers. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 6, 2019: More companies offer services to help employees who are struggling financially; and a list of the top 10 startups in the U-S. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, September 3, 2019: Surviving a job transition, whether you're with a large or small business; and the Florida bar that vows to stay open during hurricanes. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 30, 2019: How hard it is for entrepreneurs to become social media influencers; and awkward suspicions about who's to blame for a rash of marijuana thefts at shops in Seattle where the plant is grown legally. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 27, 2019: Small businesses lead the charge into thrifting, and big companies are following; and the Israeli startup improving communication in car crashes. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 23, 2019: The hazards on Facebook Marketplace for those with a side-hustle; and the growth in startups that offer subscription meal-delivery services for KIDS. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 20, 2019: E-Commerce isn't the ONLY source of angst for brick-and-mortar retail stores; and are small businesses any closer to competing with larger rivals on a particular employee benefit. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 16, 2019: Does your small business use videoconferencing? If so, we'll have guidance on avoiding embarrassing mishaps. And regarding employee turnover: the percentage of workers who plan to find a new job this year. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 13, 2019: The pluses and minuses of the so-called "disruptive boss;" and the clever promotion of an internship by a West Coast restaurant chain. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 9, 2019: Is your restaurant on top of the latest trend involving beef; and rallying cry for a 15-dollar-an-hour federal minimum wage. Hear what businesses say. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, August 6, 2019: Ground zero for the minimum wage debate in America...where the hourly rate is highest; and five personality traits employers consider most important in a job candidate. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 26, 2019: A startup tries scooter-sharing in New York City; and a non-profit in Oklahoma adopts a social media movement to generate free publicity. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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The Small Business Report, July 23, 2019: How to build relationships and credibility with the media to earn free publicity for your small business...or for your clients. by Your Money Now, The Small Business Report
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