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SCORE’s latest infographic, part 1 of The Megaphone of Mainstreet Startups data report, explores how small businesses fared in their first year.
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Millennials are starting their own businesses for many reasons: they want to be their own boss, pursue passions, or don’t want to be part of corporate America.
The healthcare industry continues to develop into one of the fastest-growing industries in America, making it an intriguing industry for many entrepreneurs.
Choosing to start a business on the side is the best way to test a new way for making money by putting your skills to good use.
If it wasn't for SCORE, Kenny Soto says he wouldn't have graduated college with the valuable skills that have helped propel him early on in his career.
In this podcast, Ramon Ray talks with the owner of a nonprofit gym that supports people in recovery thru exercise, service, nutrition and creativity.
How do you juggle college and run a business? SCORE showed Seth Spencer how manage and succeed.
According to the SBA, one in four post-9/11 veterans wants to start their own business. Here are the top funding sources for veteran entrepreneurs.
New businesses need to get licenses and permits, and those that sell food need more than most. This checklist explains what you’ll need to open a restaurant.
The US Census Bureau reported that veterans own a whopping 7.5% of small businesses in the US – that’s 405,235 businesses out of 5.4 million nationwide!
You’ve been laid off from your job, and you’re applying to collect unemployment benefits. Can you use your unemployment benefits to finance your startup?
How do women find better ways to support each other? How are they able to overcome the guise of competition and instead work to lift each other up?
