Trump Tariffs Worry US Small Businesses
Small businesses across the United States are expressing deep concern over the potential impact of proposed Trump tariffs on their operations and costs.
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Dragons' Den Showcases Sustainable Startups and Medical Bags
Tonight's Dragons' Den episode features entrepreneurs pitching innovative businesses, including a food composter, redesigned medical bags for women, a pre-loved kitchen marketplace, and DIY cocktail and dog treat kits.
SBA Loan Access Expands for Immigrant Entrepreneurs
The Small Business Administration has launched new initiatives to improve loan accessibility for immigrant entrepreneurs, aiming to boost economic growth and innovation across diverse communities.
Small Businesses Face Costs and Uncertainty from Trump Tariffs
American small businesses are struggling with increased expenses and legal complexities due to Trump's tariffs, with potential refunds of up to $175 billion now in question after a Supreme Court ruling.
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Australian Turns Car Wash Hustle Into $350K Auto Business
Queensland's Aaron Hukin transformed a teenage car washing side hustle into a lucrative auto detailing enterprise, now earning up to $350,000 annually through dedication and smart reinvestment.
Small Business Confusion Over Trump Tariff Refunds Deepens
American small businesses face legal limbo as over 240 firms seek refunds after Supreme Court struck down Trump tariffs, with administration exploring new tariff avenues.
Victoria Mandates Two-Day Work From Home for All Businesses
The Victorian government proposes new laws requiring all businesses to allow employees to work from home two days weekly, facing criticism from business groups over regulatory burdens.
Baker Defends £105 Carrot Cake Price After TikTok Backlash
Zoe from Flour Baby Bakery explains her pricing strategy after facing criticism online, detailing business costs and profit margins to educate customers.
DWP £11,000 Warning: March 31 Deadline for Free Training
The Department for Work and Pensions warns small businesses face over £11,000 costs per employee lost to ill-health, urging sign-up for free occupational health training before March 31 deadline.
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Dragons' Den: Dating Apps, Headphones, and More Pitched Tonight
Tonight's Dragons' Den features diverse pitches including a ghosting-free dating app, sustainable kids' headphones, fermented foods, and luxury campervan awnings. Will they secure investment?
Legal Battle Over Chloe's Cookies Name Between Two Brands
Chloe Sexton, owner of Chloe's Giant Cookies, faces a lawsuit threat from Chloe's Cookies LLC over her business name, as she fights to protect her family's livelihood.
Baker Faces Trademark Lawsuit Over Cookie Business Name
Chloe Sexton, a TikTok star and reality TV finalist, is threatened with a trademark lawsuit by a Florida couple over her business name 'Chloe's Giant Cookies'. She has received massive online support.
Russian Businesses Struggle Under Wartime Tax Policy
Russian small businesses face severe economic strain from new tax reforms amid the Ukraine war, with entrepreneurs warning of closures and declining demand.
Sisterly: Law to Wellness, A Million-Pound Success
Jennifer O'Connell quit her law career to co-found Sisterly, a wellness brand that turned over £1m in its first year with expert-backed supplements like The Elevator.
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Jewellery Designer to Report Market Theft to Police
Jess Adelman, owner of Duverah jewellery, will report an alleged theft to police after CCTV captured two women stealing rings from her market stall in Queensland.
Sian Sutherland: Radical Naivety Fuels Business Success
Entrepreneur Sian Sutherland shares her journey from advertising to environmental activism, highlighting how radical naivety and industry pivots every seven years drive innovation and success.
iPad to £4M: Redundancy to Business Success Story
Lucy Bowes turned redundancy into a £4 million embroidery business using just her iPad and determination. Discover how she went from penniless to profitable with no prior experience.
Pub Pint Inspires Business Ideas: One in Five Brits Conceive Ventures
Research reveals 18% of people have conceived business ideas in pubs, with under-35s at 33%. Examples include AO.com and Skyscanner, highlighting pubs as entrepreneurial hubs.
Kmart's $6 'Copycat' Devastates Aussie Mum's Baby Business
Sydney entrepreneur Vanessa Vanselow felt physically ill after discovering Kmart selling a strikingly similar wipes pouch to her Bumbi Baby product for just $6, less than her production costs.
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Bakery Boss Hits Back at 'Dishonest' Review with Scathing Takedown
The owner of O'Connell's Bakery in Wales has publicly challenged a customer's negative review, calling it 'next-level dishonest' and explaining how such feedback damages small businesses.
Business Committee Warns of Pandemic-Level Pressures
A parliamentary report reveals UK small businesses face pressures similar to the pandemic, with calls for urgent reforms on rates, late payments, and costs.
Social Media Criticism Puts Small Businesses Under Pressure
A new report reveals that small businesses are increasingly vulnerable to negative reviews and online backlash on social media platforms, impacting their reputation and revenue.
Utah Mom Builds $100M Swig Empire from Mormon Soda Craze
Nicole Tanner turned her caffeine-free soda creations into a $100 million business, Swig, now expanding across 16 states with potential IPO plans ahead.
Dragons' Den: Gary Neville Returns as Four Businesses Pitch
Football legend Gary Neville returns to Dragons' Den as guest dragon alongside Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden, Steven Bartlett and Touker Suleyman. Four innovative businesses pitch tonight including sustainable skincare from food waste and a mortgage overpay
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UK Businesses Hit by Mobile Data Shortage Losses
New research reveals UK businesses are losing an average of £3,462 annually due to mobile data shortages, with 56% experiencing financial losses when data expires.
SBA Bars Green Card Holders from Loan Access
The Small Business Administration has announced that lawful permanent residents will become ineligible for its loan programs from March 1, reversing previous policies and drawing criticism from business advocates.
Lucy Goff: From Illness to £170m Wellness Empire
Lucy Goff founded Lyma after surviving septicemia, growing it from a one-person startup to a £170m global wellness brand in just seven years through resilience and innovation.
Queensland Construction Firm Collapses into Liquidation
Open Projects Group, a major shop-fitting company in south-east Queensland, has been placed into liquidation, affecting over 75 staff members.
Dragons' Den Star Criticises Show Over Broken Investment Deal
Businesswoman Charlotte Clemence reveals promised investments from Dragons Sara Davies and Steven Bartlett never materialised after her emotional pitch on the BBC show.
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Montana Woman Trains $175K Guard Dogs for Billionaires
Kim Greene's Svalinn company breeds and trains elite protection dogs for wealthy clients, with each canine costing $175,000 and offering lifetime security support.
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