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Startup Intrinsic Brands Inc. has raised $113 million in equity and debt to buy and grow the sales of health-and-wellness goods sold online, adding to a spurt of venture investment in companies aggregating e-commerce products.

One key to staying afloat during a crisis: plan ahead.

When owners think about their businesses, their brain patterns are similar to the brain patterns of parents thinking about their children.

Startup founders should think carefully before choosing, because some titles suggest competence, while others suggest warmth.

For some companies, shifting to a new line of business was the key to their survival.

You need more than a great idea, especially at a time when so many startups are struggling.

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said he is personally liable for debt arranged by now-collapsed Greensill Capital, highlighting the pressure his family faces in turning around their sprawling coal-mining operations.

Here’s a wish list of things small businesses want from the Biden administration.

A number of programs have tried to steer women into STEM fields. Here are some that are working.

The Small Business Administration must still manage outstanding PPP issues, while continuing to administer other pandemic programs.

The performance-venues industry is frustrated as it waits for the Small Business Administration to award financial assistance.

Companies are forgoing investment and turning down contracts as they compete with unemployment benefits and wage increases at larger firms.

Detroit-based Piston Group, owned by former NBA player Vinnie Johnson, sued an industry association for stripping the company of its minority-owned certification, claiming the move threatens its business prospects.

The way the staff of a now-defunct startup near San Francisco scattered and reinvented themselves shines a light on the lessons America’s workforce is using to pivot to new opportunities.

Accounting revisions take toll on the companies and the international bond investors who lent them billions of dollars.

The Treasury Department said federal outlays climbed 22% to $4.1 trillion from October through April.

The U.S. Treasury Department last month kicked off the process of establishing a long-awaited corporate ownership registry.

Those in the industry hope to sustain last year’s growth. But there are problems under the surface.

Dozens of venture-funded tech startups announced deals with special-purpose acquisition companies within about a year of receiving taxpayer-funded forgivable loans designed to help small businesses pay their employees through the pandemic.