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Small businesses with fewer than 20 employees added 55,000 jobs in September, while an uptick in exports spurred unexpected growth in manufacturing activity.

Proposed new agreements with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea could bring small businesses more than $13 billion in new export opportunities.

A fifth-generation family-owned small business in Baltimore is a microcosm of what's wrong with the U.S. economy.

As lawmakers return to work, there's a lot on the table for small businesses to watch -- including the fate of the U.S. postal system.

Trade pacts with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea are stuck in political limbo, costing small businesses billions in potential new revenue.

Congressional Republicans will seek to force the President's hand on three stalled trade deals before they will consider the nomination.

New deals with Colombia, Panama and South Korea could create up to $13 billion in new U.S. exports. But their fate hinges on a party-line dispute over a 50-year aid program for workers...

Key government initiatives that could spur small business hiring have been waylaid by Congressional dithering and partisan political gamesmanship.

The owner of Urban Green Energy, an innovative wind turbine company, explains how his small business successfully expanded into the global marketplace.

Louisiana Democrat Mary Landrieu, chair of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship, talks about how federal programs can better meet the needs of growing companies.

Missouri Republican Sam Graves, chair of the House Small Business Committee, is a solid conservative who nonetheless has found ways to work with Democrats.

One of the reasons I like my dentist is because he listens, doesn’t make fun of my fears, and he has great decorating instincts.

I don’t see a lot of opinions on topics like the war in Afghanistan or what just transpired in South Korea, but that actually makes the piece so much more interesting.

Many GOP winners are small business people against the Healthcare bill and for lower taxes, less regulation, and open trade. But a divided Congress could add up to little more than gridlock.

Marketing requires continuous analysis of your external environment.

Congress is dragging its feet on key trade agreements.

Your office copier doesn't look a day over 30 years old.

The world's largest mobile phone carrier is hoping to get a bite of Apple

Who really wins in Apple's suit against Taiwanese company HTC Corp?