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As Americans rush to donate to the victims of Monday's Boston Marathon bombing, watchdog groups are warning of potential scammers looking to profit by launching charity websites.
Fewer companies are offering health insurance, and fewer employees are taking it. The share of small companies providing insurance has plummeted from 47% to 38%.
Legal marijuana is an all-cash business, because banks and credit card companies won't service the industry, even in states where it's legal.
Small online retailers consider Internet sales taxes a compliance hell. Still the nation is one step closer to requiring sellers to start collecting sales tax upfront.
High-end secondhand jewelry may have more value if sold as a whole item instead of being melted down for precious metals and stones.
Okabashi Brands was founded in the 1980s when U.S. manufacturing was shrinking. But thanks to automation, a U.S. workforce, and recycling methods, Okabashi is a success story.
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