Elaine Pofeldt

Women are the fastest growing group of business owners in the country. Many are speaking out against California’s new gig-worker law, which they say is limiting their freedom to earn a living the way they want.

Kish Vasnani, 35, and Vanessa Jeswani, 33, turned their passion for travel into an e-commerce juggernaut.

7.3 million people say they are digital nomads, according to new research by MBO Partners, and they’re doing everything from business coaching to IT work to live their dream of traveling the world.

Entrepreneurs never stop thinking about what’s next for their businesses and how to make the most of what’s ahead—but in the times we live in, advance planning is not always easy. Here are tips from brand futurist Jen Kem.

Are you the sole founder, principal, president, and proprietor? These targeted titles will help maximize your success.

The number of high revenue nonemployer businesses keeps climbing, according to new Census data.

When you launch a solo business in your 50s or 60s, you may not expect to bring in $1 million or more a year. Meet three entrepreneurs doing just that.

The people who have accomplished what you are working toward have written books to help you get there.

People in their 50s and 60s are the fastest-growing group of new entrepreneurs. If you want to start a business of your own mid-career, use this guide.

Realizing the challenges of scaling her professional services firm, Melyssa Griffin figured out how to “productize” her knowledge--and built a fast-growing business.

The number of million-dollar, one-person businesses and partnerships is rising every year. Here are strategies from five entrepreneurs who have hit the mark.

Obamacare premium spikes are expected as a result of Trump’s moves against the Affordable Care Act. Main Street has options to control health-care costs.

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Employee theft places a heavy toll on US businesses. Hardest hit are small businesses, often unaware of internal perpetrators.

Tourist destinations in the US and Canada are increasingly transforming themselves into start-up hubs to boost their local economies.

Entrepreneurs are opting to set up shop in business-friendly states with low taxes, financing options and a rich talent pool.

Taxes are the No. 1 issue facing small businesses, according to the first CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey, released Friday.

A survey reveals that a majority of small-business owners want Obamacare repealed due to spiraling insurance costs.

Women-owned startups represent a large share of CNBC’s inaugural Upstart 25 list. It reflects the growth of female entrepreneurship in the U.S. and abroad.

For employees of the New York City-based translation company TransPerfect, the learning never stops.