Read the article entitled “Newcomers from the COVID Migration Don’t Just Bring Themselves: They Build More Microbusinesses”
While an influx of people increases economic activity, attracting newcomers gives an extra economic kick as these newcomers tend to create new microbusinesses.
Read the article entitled “Newcomers from the COVID Migration Don’t Just Bring Themselves: They Build More Microbusinesses”
Quality of life, microbusinesses and remote work complement tourism and make the community far more than a ski town
Read the article entitled “Steamboat Springs: How A Rural Town Built A Resilient Economy”
By melding policies to lure Silicon Valley–style tech companies and help existing microbusinesses grow, the city can create a better, more equitable future for all
Read the article entitled “Making the most of Miami’s microbusiness economy”
In the US, Venture Forward research found that adding one highly active microbusiness per 100 people could add $485 to household income
Constant support and e-commerce grants help brick-and-mortar businesses adapt
Read the article entitled “How historic Denison, Texas, went digital to “thrive, not just survive” in the COVID era”
Decades in the making, a culture of entrepreneurs helping entrepreneurs makes this small city a model for others seeking to nurture online businesses.
Read the article entitled “How tiny Fairfield, Iowa, became a microbusiness capital”
The Phoenix suburb is now looking at how it can help these everyday entrepreneurs — and foster more of them
Read the article entitled “How Gilbert, Arizona, found economic resilience in 35,000 microbusinesses”