For decades, the U.S. economy has seen steady growth in businesses that don't sell goods but services, anything from cybersecurity to lawn care to event planning. These businesses can cater to ...

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Starting an online business allows you to sell goods or services without a brick-and-mortar location. Even if the concept is fairly simple, it takes a little work to ensure it’s viable and set up ...

There are three types of small business set up: sole trader, partnership or limited company. The set up you go for will ...

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Whether the economy is slow, inflation is high or a recession is in full swing, you may be looking to make some extra cash. You may find some of the best businesses to start with little money are ...