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SMALL BUSINESS ARTICLES
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SMALL BUSINESS ARTICLES provided by The Wall Street Journal, WSJ.com Small Business Premium Chocolate Holds Steady Even in a recession, consumers shell out cash for popular premium chocolate, but the variety they purchase depends on its value, quality and manufacturer. Raising Money to Grow in Current Climate Before buying another business, assess whether you would still have an ample cash cushion with your current company to survive a potentially long downturn in business. Car Dealers Face Struggles For decades, selling cars paved a path to wealth across America. But the industry has never before faced the forces now slowing sales to a crawl. Clean Technology Investment Falls Venture-capital investment in clean technology fell 35% in the fourth quarter from the prior quarter amid the economic slowdown, the steepest drop in two years. Perseverance Answers Vegans' Prayers Seth Tibbott, inventor of Tofurky and founder and president of Turtle Island Foods, on how he got to where he is today. Slump Batters Small Business The downturn is threatening the survival of a major driver of the U.S. economy: small business. Recruiting Talent to Ailing Firms Sick businesses often need fresh talent to recover. But attracting star players during bankruptcy can be difficult. Musician Finds a Following Online A heartbroken musician became an instant rock star after word-of-mouth praise on the Web attracted fans -- and a record deal. |
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