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I’m only a few minutes into a video call with Rachel Brennan from Blossom and Grow Florist when I notice that the wall she’s sat in front of is wallpapered with a vintage flower print. I ask her if she’s speaking to me from her shop, but she tells me that, no, she’s in her living room at home.
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A Piñata Smash Cake is exactly what it sounds like: a gorgeous creation of confectionery that is smashed open with a tiny mallet to unleash a mixture of candy and chocolate goodies that party guests delight in sharing.
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In the US, Venture Forward research found that adding one highly active microbusiness per 100 people could add $485 to household income
Building a successful business is often seen as the ultimate endgame. But for first-time business owners Corrin Elliott and Roxane Coutts, success meant starting small.
Read the article entitled “How Barkery Deluxe Dog Treats went from side hustle to best in show”
Australian female entrepreneurs are shunning traditional work for the financial freedom and flexibility of running their own small business, new research shows.
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For more than 10 years as a commercial banker, mainly in the small business sector, Emma McLeavy helped other entrepreneurs get their dream careers off the ground.
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The spiraling cost-of-living may be the biggest threats to microbusinesses, as almost one in three look to these ventures as their main source of income.
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New data across four countries shows the overall density in microbusinesses. Download the data today to see how businesses in your area are performing.
Black women have started nearly 20% of microbusinesses since the pandemic began, three times their share of the U.S. population. And in-spite of facing disproportional odds, 92% of surveyed Black female founders were more optimistic about the next 3 months, compared to 72% of other founders who were surveyed.
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Many Americans responded to the economic turbulence of recent years by starting microbusinesses. While all of these everyday entrepreneurs need to be scrappy, ambitious and optimistic, one demographic group stands out for these qualities: those under the age of 30.
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