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Green small businesses on hold

Job-creating companies are at a loss of what to do when banks will not come through with credit necessary for growth

Small biz credit crunch

Small businesses are still having major trouble getting the capital they need from banks.

Small biz battles for top talent

Puente-Brancato Enterprises gets tips on how to recruit employees while expanding their presence in Dallas/Fort Worth airport.

Witch Hazel's marketing magic

Makers of this all-purpose astringent are always trying to conjure up new marketing tactics.

What Detroit start-ups need

Motor City offers entrepreneurs inexpensive real estate and skilled labor but access to capital is a challenge.

How to be an entrepreneur

What ingredients go into a making a successful business? Some seasoned start-up gurus offer their recipes.

Sons turn beauty biz around

Second generation helps organic hair care company boost their bottom line.

From fashion passion to profit

An enthusiasm for vintage threads led entrepreneurs to create the successful online clothing retailer, ModCloth.com.

Challenges of being a young CEO

Young CEOs have good ideas, but often they lack the skills to implement them, says Hercules Networks founder Paul King.

'Shop Local' goes digital

A furniture store in Montclair, NJ created an online community of local store owners to help sustain its business during the recession.

Battery low? Buy a quick charge

Hercules Networks sells Automated Charging Machines (ACMs) for powering up mobile devices on the go.

New Orleans grassroots recovery

Idea Village, a business resource group that helped entrepreneurs after Katrina, helps them thrive during the recession.

Backbone of recovery: Small biz

The Small Business Administration helps businesses launch despite the tight credit market.

Learning to wear a suit

Detroit fashion designer William Malcolm runs a mentorship program that prepares young men for success in business.

Chez Panisse keeps it local

Alice Waters' Michelin-rated restaurant grew from her love of French cuisine.

Call of the sea becomes faint

Lobster fishermen are in 'survival mode' as demand for the crustacean plunges in the weakened economy.

An instrument for America

Martin's Guitars of Nazareth, Penn., still holds fast to quality.

'Ma and pa shop' ahead of curve

The inner-workings of the Clock Shop of Vienna, whose consistency has proven profitable since 1973.

Shoe repair shines
PLAYShoe repair shines(1:41)Oct 14

The weak economy has led to a surge in business for a cobbler in Massachusetts.

A rocket town blasts off

For entrepreneurs shooting for the moon, Huntsville, Alabama, is a thriving launch spot.

Motion detecting phones

The camera phone creator launches a startup that puts motion sensors on cell phones.

Scooter shop gets tuned up

A scooter dealership in Virginia gets a makeover to grow its customer base and help find quality employees.

Exotic car rentals rev up

Gotham Dream Cars rents high-end and exotic sports cars in New York and Miami and plan to expand nationally.

Trends in GPS systems

A review of new navigation devices that provide directions for the most efficient way to get you where you need to go.

Self-publishing empire expands

CEO of Blurb explains why she launched the self-publishing platform and how you can create your own book.

Doggy day care beats recession

Despite the downturn, Detroit's 'Canine to Five' shows customers still spending on pets.

Iceland's fashion maven

The founder of Steinunn looks for ways to spread her clothing brand's popularity in the U.S.

Wine startup reinvents itself

The creator of the Winepod talks about running a business through the financial hardships of the recession.

From rock bottom to Rock Band

The founders of Harmonix talk about the challenges of starting up a company that fuses music and gaming.

Banks turn away small business

With few bank loans to be had, small businesses now pay higher fees for alternate financing.

Samovar Tea Lounge sizzles

The San Francisco-based company has doubled its revenues every year since opening in 2001.

Hookah business smokin'

The family-owned hookah distributing company Social Smoke finds success as the trend gains popularity in the U.S.

Party your way into business

Eventique's 26-year-old CEO Liron David plans a James Bond themed party and tells his million dollar success story.

The birth of Costco
PLAYThe birth of Costco(4:48)Aug 18

Costco CEO Jim Sinegal on how the wholesale retailer went from concept to $1 billion in just three years.

Designing a new business model

High-end interior designer says that the way to survive a challenging economy is to diversify.

Shades company gets new look

Sports eyewear company Zeal Optics learns how to get their business in sharper focus.

Liron David: Biggest challenge

The 26-year-old event planner and CEO discusses the obstacles of running a company at his age.

Liron David: Best advice

The 26-year-old event planner and CEO believes success is driven from the term 'carpe diem.'

Liron David: Startup funding

The 26-year-old event planner and CEO explains how he started his event planning company.

Liron David: Who I admire

The 26-year-old event planner and CEO has a surprising hero that hails from the basketball court.

Liron David: Moment of inspiration

The 26-year-old event planner and CEO explains what made him start his own company.

A B&B's business strategy

Owners of 'The Chimes' in New Orleans continue to find success in the years after Katrina by adjusting rates.

The Web on your TV
PLAYThe Web on your TV(4:40)Mar 24

Many 2009 TVs will have some Internet connection and interaction capabilities bundled with minor performance improvements.

CIT lifeline cut short

The small business lender could face bankruptcy after learning they will not receive government aid.

Trick out your netbook

Tech writer Jonathan Blum reviews add-ons for netbooks, designed for use in small businesses.

Making bedding for cribs

Two West Point grads seek tips on making their baby bedding company more appealing to mom-to-be.

OC Choppers: The show, business

Orange County Choppers founder Paul Teutul, Sr. talks about his show, the store's sales and his love for riding.

Internet expands to rural India

An entrepreneur delivers online access to government records in India's remote villages.

Burial biz stays alive

A cemetery and funeral operator places #54 on FSB's list of the 100 fastest growing small public companies.

On-the-go projectors

Tech writer Jonathan Blum shows how you can literally take your presentations outside of the office.

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