Small Business

Without the prepandemic bustle of city workers, the city’s network of glassed-in bridges and passages through private buildings leaves some feeling uneasy.

Data from the latest WSJ Pro Research cybersecurity survey reveals cyber insurance insights including coverage levels, challenges related to buying policies, and claim rates.

The 2022 WSJ Pro Research cybersecurity survey collected responses from individuals who were either directly responsible, or one of a number of people responsible, for cybersecurity in their organization.

Opening statements in the criminal trial focused on whether the former chief financial officer committed tax crimes to benefit Trump family business.

Jury selection starts Monday in the criminal tax-fraud trial of the family business of former President Donald Trump.

Justices hear an intellectual property case pitting pop artist’s foundation against a photographer whose 1981 photo of musical star was the basis for Warhol’s later work.

Borrowing helps startups avoid selling shares at lower prices than in prior rounds, but some analysts warn the strategy has long-term risks.

Large retailers and manufacturers are gobbling up scarce storage capacity as excess inventories fill up industrial real estate.

Wall Street’s self-regulator has for the first time provided guidance to its member broker-dealers on the potential penalties it could impose for violating rules intended to prevent money laundering.

The challenges of finding workers are prompting some entrepreneurs to seek more creative ways to fill labor shortages at a time they might have expected hiring to get easier.

Shares of U.S.-listed Lufax, 360 DigiTech and LexinFintech have fallen dramatically this year, as they suffer a rise in bad loans that some analysts think will only get worse.

Some freelancers, gig workers and small-business owners who are filing their taxes on extension might be able to reduce their income enough to be eligible.

The Wall Street titan has used its 10,000 Small Businesses program to build soft power on Main Street and in Washington.

Public companies wouldn’t be required to ask small private suppliers to report on their carbon footprints, the SEC chairman said, responding to concerns about compliance costs.

The bank is launching two lending pilots through a government-sponsored program that aims to expand credit in underserved communities.

Stolen or fraudulent credentials were used to apply for Covid-related small business loans, the agency says.

Companies that form the backbone of the continent’s economy are taking drastic steps to deal with soaring gas prices, with some business owners deciding to curb production or close up shop.

The banker, who has died at age 55, worked with New York City’s marginalized groups and richest buyers.

Democrats say the legislation provides investment in cleaner energy and lowers healthcare costs, while Republicans say the bill pinches small businesses and does nothing to cut households’ bills.

It’s gratifying that you have more work than you can handle. But it’s also a worrisome sign.