Small Business

A St. Louis nonprofit is helping people who can't afford to launch their business ideas, especially in underserved areas.

After months of waiting for relief, people and small businesses will soon see direct payments, loans and more unemployment benefits.

The holiday shopping season is here, and like most things this year, the coronavirus pandemic is complicating it. Major shopping holidays after Thanksgiving are historically crucial for all businesses, but locally owned stores especially depend on them.

A growing number of restaurants are signing on to a lawsuit in an effort to keep their indoor dining rooms open as coronavirus cases surge.

Small businesses in St. Louis have faced shutdowns, restrictions and fewer customers during the coronavirus pandemic — and there’s still no end in sight.

Rolla has a small but growing Hispanic population, and a local woman has opened a bodega to help serve that community.

Early-stage companies are always a risky proposition, but these days they have to find new ways to deliver products and services and reach investors online.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced Tuesday that he is making $50 million from the federal coronavirus relief funds available to businesses throughout the…

After years of ups and downs, Drake's Place in Ferguson was beginning to turn a profit in recent months, thanks to the many customers who kept coming back…

Sarah Young’s salon in Creve Coeur sat empty for almost two months. But this week, after stay-at-home orders were lifted, she reopened her booth at Sola…