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Latino entrepreneurs in North Carolina grew their business ownership by 65% in five years, creating 80,000 companies that generate $2.5 billion in revenue. From construction to real estate, these small businesses are becoming the backbone of local economies across the state.
A nonprofit created a directory of over 470 Latino-owned bars and restaurants across 13 U.S. cities, encouraging Super Bowl viewers to support these businesses during uncertain times. The effort aligns with halftime performer Bad Bunny's message of community solidarity.
During National Small Business Week, ADP celebrates 900,000 small business owners who turn passion into progress despite constant challenges. Their secret weapon? Simplifying operations to focus on what matters most.
A British family business run by seven family members just won the UK's top small business award, presented by Hollywood star George Clooney. Champions Speakers built their success one booking at a time across 66 countries.
The U.S. Latino economy has reached $4.4 trillion, surpassing Japan to become equivalent to the world's fourth-largest GDP. This remarkable growth shows Latinos are driving American prosperity faster than any other economic group.
A New Brunswick man who started washing paintbrushes turned $8,000 into two thriving businesses so he could be present for his five children. His story shows how entrepreneurship can create both financial security and family time.
U.S. Latinos have built an economy bigger than Japan's, reaching $4.4 trillion in 2024 and outgrowing China for the first time. The numbers prove what this community has always known: they're not a burden, they're America's fastest growth engine.
Costa Rica's official small business registry has grown 97% since 2022, bringing more than 36,000 entrepreneurs into the formal economy. The shift gives thousands of business owners access to training, financing, and government support that can help them grow.
Small businesses across Victoria are discovering that cultural diversity isn't just good for communities—it's great for their bottom line. With over 290 languages spoken and 314 ancestries represented, Victorian businesses are turning multicultural connections into real competitive advantages.
South Carolina has emerged as America's top state for keeping new businesses alive, with only 17.7% failing in their first year compared to the national average of 22.1%. The state welcomed over 3,000 more new businesses than it lost last year, proving entrepreneurs are finding fertile ground in the Palmetto State.
A Wellington couple turned laundry into a gift of time, building a thriving business that washes for sports teams, council projects, and busy parents. Five years in, Lavendera Laundry is proving that small ideas can spin into big community wins.
Women entrepreneurs are reshaping Brazil's economy, launching 42% of all new small businesses and expanding far beyond traditional industries into tech, consulting, and digital innovation. Education, digital tools, and e-commerce are making it easier than ever for women to build competitive businesses.
Oklahoma has earned recognition as one of the top five states to launch a small business in 2026, fueled by entrepreneurial spirit and strong community support. Local business leaders are sharing proven strategies to help new ventures thrive for the long haul.
Four South Dakota communities are getting a major boost as the state invests $1.4 million to help local businesses expand and create jobs. From a tiny coffee trailer turned thriving business to critical infrastructure supporting military manufacturing, these projects show what happens when communities bet on their own.
California's Latino community produced over $1 trillion in economic activity last year, growing twice as fast as the rest of the state and propelling California past Japan to become the world's fourth largest economy. Their secret? More people working, higher workforce participation, and booming entrepreneurship.
A Maryland program combined grants with expert coaching to help small businesses survive major construction disruption. The results? Revenue jumped 25% and one struggling company transformed into a marketplace supporting 40 food entrepreneurs.
Victoria, Texas brought together entrepreneurs and support organizations for a Small Business Resource Fair, creating a one-stop shop for business owners seeking help. The event showcased the city's commitment to keeping local businesses thriving, even during challenging economic times.
Gladys Gonzalez turned her own struggle as a Colombian immigrant into a mission that helped thousands of Utah entrepreneurs build successful businesses. Her legacy at the Suazo Business Center now spans three generations of business owners.
A Ghanaian travel company is helping local entrepreneurs transform the 2026 World Cup from just a sports event into a global business launchpad. The Made in Ghana Business Expo connects businesses with international markets during the tournament.
After supporting over 5,000 North American small businesses, Lenovo is taking its Evolve Small initiative worldwide with new AI tools, funding, and mentorship. The expanded program aims to give entrepreneurs everywhere the tech and guidance they need to thrive.
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