La RollerÃa, the new sweet magnet of downtown Guayaquil, is already planning to expand
La RollerÃa, a bakery in downtown Guayaquil, is planning to expand after successfully establishing itself in the area.
Bragança receives Sebrae Seal for excellence in entrepreneurship support
Bragança Paulista has been awarded the Silver Reference Seal for Excellence in Service by Sebrae for its high-quality support to local small businesses and micro-entrepreneurs.
End of Exceptions: Almost Everyone Must Report Revenue in eKasa
Slovakia's new law requires almost all sellers, including small vendors and service providers, to report their revenues electronically under the eKasa system, effective January.
Baker defends carrot cake price as critics call it 'outrageous'
A UK baker defends the price of her carrot cake against critics who labeled it 'outrageous' following backlash on TikTok.
DWP March deadline as £11,000 warning issued
The UK Department for Work and Pensions warns small businesses of an £11,000 cost if they lose employees to health issues ahead of a March 31 deadline to enroll in a free support training programme.
N.E.E.: Support for Small and Medium-Sized Maritime Enterprises
The Greek Maritime Chamber highlights the critical role of small and medium-sized maritime businesses in the Greek shipping ecosystem and their initiatives to support them.
She left college, bet on brigadeiros, and today earns R$ 108 thousand a month
A small confectionery in Porto Alegre, Brazil, has transformed its business model by offering brigadeiro buffet services, significantly increasing its revenue.
Entrepreneurship Development? Optimistic Forecasts
Experts predict a positive outlook for the development of micro-enterprises and SMEs in Poland by 2025, supported by improving economic conditions and consumer purchasing power.
Visa Research - IME GSEVEE: Business Expenses Paid by Card for Nearly 1 in 2 SMEs
A study by IME GSEVEE for Visa reveals that nearly half of SMEs in Greece now use cards for their business expenses.
Notification for February 26
A summary of various events taking place in South Korea, including award ceremonies and conferences.
Ministry of SMEs and Startups provides direct loans to small business owners at Homeplus starting next month 3rd
The South Korean Ministry of SMEs and Startups is increasing financial support for small business owners at Homeplus by offering direct loans starting from November 3rd.
Sagittarius
Today's Sagittarius horoscope suggests that with the help of friends, obstacles to wealth will be removed, allowing for important decisions, while advising to not be upset over small matters and to focus on work, noting possible business losses.
"It's an act of racism," Latinos affected by new policy in the U.S.
Latino merchants express deep concern over a new U.S. Small Business Administration policy that restricts loans to citizens, excluding legal residents.
Whatsapp Business: how the AI agent that will always respond to you and promises to increase sales works
WhatsApp has launched Business AI, a new feature designed to help small businesses automate customer responses and enhance sales in Argentina and 16 other Latin American countries.
KYANA Hellas: Aim is to strengthen exports
KYANA Hellas, a Greek SME, aims to enhance its exports and compete with multinational companies in the professional cosmetics market.
Small Business Market Promotion Agency Signs MOU with 15 Regional Universities for Local Content Focused University Program
The Small Business Market Promotion Agency has signed a memorandum of understanding with 15 regional universities to enhance local entrepreneurship and economic vitality through innovative local content initiatives.
Investigation reveals new victims of accountant suspected of fraud in Tocantins, police say
The police have identified new victims of Dalila dos Santos Silva, an accountant suspected of defrauding small business owners in Tocantins, Brazil.
2026 Will Be a Year of Great Difficulty for Small Business: In Russia, the War Economy Shows Its Limits
An analysis of the challenges facing small businesses in Russia due to the country's focus on military spending amid ongoing conflict.
This is what entrepreneurs think about Trump
Finnish entrepreneurs express concerns about the impacts of U.S. President Donald Trump's policies on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Finland, according to a recent survey by the Federation of Finnish Enterprises.
'It's a sewer, but it's gold...' The billions of business in the narrow streets of Dharavi
Dharavi, a densely populated slum in Mumbai, is often overlooked despite its vibrant micro-economy that contributes significantly to the city's economy.
Hana Bank Starts Operating 'Digital 9 PM Lounge' for Banking Operations Until 9 PM on Weekdays
Hana Bank has launched a new service called 'Digital 9 PM Lounge' that allows banking operations until 9 PM on weekdays, catering mainly to working professionals and small business owners.
The use of alternative data opens up credit pathways for the indebted
The article discusses how Edilaine Santos da Silva from Paraisópolis, Brazil, is seeking credit for her small business using alternative behavioral scoring methods due to her existing debt.
Report shows that 20 companies are opened per day in Santos; see the data
In 2025, an average of 20 new companies were registered daily in Santos, Brazil, reflecting a 2.5% increase from the previous year, with the majority being micro and small enterprises.
Reading the Economy from the Faces of Small Business Owners
The article features Lee Jin-wook, a management consultant who has transitioned from human resources and labor management to providing consultations for small businesses in South Korea, highlighting the struggles they face amid economic challenges.
Man sets fire to bar, house, and car after owner refuses to give alcoholic beverage in Ceará
A man was arrested after allegedly setting fire to a house and a small grocery store in Ceará following a dispute over alcohol sales.
Victor Schwartz: The Small Importer Who Broke Trump's Customs Might at the Supreme Court
Victor Schwartz, a small wine importer, challenges Trump’s comprehensive tariff policies, achieving a historic legal victory that reshapes executive power boundaries.
The importer Schwartz: "What a great country. I, a small entrepreneur, have defeated the White House"
Victor Schwartz, a small wine importer, expresses his joy and relief after a court ruling in his favor against the U.S. government, allowing him to continue selling Italian wines in America.
PrÃmula and the phenomenon of profiteroles that have conquered an entire neighborhood in Madrid
A small pastry shop in Madrid's Salamanca neighborhood has gained a loyal clientele thanks to its delicious profiteroles and other treats.
Man receives £42,000 bill for data roaming charges after Morocco holiday
A UK small business owner faces a staggering £42,000 bill for data roaming charges incurred during a family holiday in Morocco, which he attributes to excessive charges outside Europe.
The new EET will allow tens of thousands of entrepreneurs to stay out of the system
A new Electronic Evidence of Sales (EET) system in Czechia will permit numerous small business owners to remain outside government oversight.
Why do so many businesses in Mexico decide not to grow?
Despite Mexico's high entrepreneurial spirit, numerous businesses choose not to expand due to a challenging operational environment.
Jang Min-young takes office as the head of IBK Corporation... "Enhancing credit examination by combining corporate finance data with AI"
Jang Min-young has been inaugurated as the head of IBK, stating her commitment to transforming the bank into an AI-based financial institution.
S. Famellos in Pagkrati: The government deceived small and medium enterprises and is now punishing them with closures
Sokratis Famellos criticizes the Greek government for misleading small and medium enterprises, claiming it is now punishing them with business closures.
I live from paycheck to paycheck. It is decided, I will close the shop. Stories of small entrepreneurs during consolidation
Small business owners in Slovakia are facing increasing obstacles and are being forced to close their shops, as demonstrated by a children's bazaar in Košice that has operated for 24 years.
What’s Wrong and Why Are Small Bookstores Like Lexikopouleio Closing?
The Lexikopouleio bookstore in Pagkrati, Greece, is set to close on March 15, 2025, prompting a wave of nostalgic reactions and discussions about the challenges facing small independent bookstores.
The man who turned arcade games into a family business
Juan Kurhelec transformed a small family workshop repairing pinball machines into Playland, a leading entertainment chain in Argentina and beyond, now boasting over 30 locations across the region.
A. Žvagulis, who opened a new pizzeria, talks about lessons from his famous father: 'He is very demanding'
Entrepreneur Ą. Žvagulis is opening a new pizzeria in Vilnius, showcasing a wood-fired oven and a variety of offerings beyond pizza, despite the challenges of the small space.
Beat your enemies for ₹600! The ‘slipper’ business operates on the streets of Hong Kong
In Hong Kong, a unique practice known as 'villain hitting' allows people to pay a small fee to publicly express their frustrations against their adversaries.
AI Solutions for Companies Becoming Increasingly Important – Agent-Based Artificial Intelligence Becomes a Priority for IT Directors
A recent report reveals that while over half of organizations are implementing AI solutions, only a small percentage have adopted comprehensive data management systems.
Quebec hair salon ordered to pay $500 to non-binary client
A Quebec human rights tribunal has ordered a hair salon to pay $500 to a non-binary client after the salon's booking system required clients to select either male or female.
Fewer small corner shops remain in Tartu
The number of small corner shops in Tartu has significantly decreased, with the recent closure of the last such shop in the Karlova neighborhood due to high electricity costs and declining customer purchases.
Slovak Entrepreneurs Will Pay More in Contributions, While in the Czech Republic They Can Save Thousands of Euros with the Same Income
Slovak small business owners will face increased contributions starting January, which might push some to consider establishing businesses in the more tax-friendly Czech Republic.
A Movistar outage leaves about 100,000 SMEs in Spain without connectivity
Movistar experienced a major outage affecting connectivity for around 100,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Spain.
Did you choose the wrong tax and health insurance from your business? You can change until February 20
Individuals in Poland who have incorrectly selected their tax and health insurance options for their business can make changes until February 20.
Halifax bar closes after sewage backup, but it’s unclear who will pay to fix it
A downtown Halifax bar, Rumours, is temporarily closed due to a sewage backup, causing significant financial losses for the owners.
Without Messi or advertising: the university thesis that became a small business, overcame a fire, and exports snacks to the region
A university thesis project evolved into a successful small business named Nuestros Sabores, which produces non-traditional snacks and exports them to the region, despite facing numerous challenges.
From March 1st: what the federal rule says that will prevent permanent residents from accessing loans
A new federal rule will prevent permanent residents in the U.S. from accessing loans backed by the Small Business Administration (SBA) starting March 1, 2026.
In Kenya, most people are self-employed – two entrepreneurs share their stories
This article highlights the high rate of self-employment in Kenya through the stories of two entrepreneurs.
SMEs and financial assistance: a bridge with a woman's face
The article discusses a new financial initiative aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Argentina, led by women experienced in finance and education.
'You can't get 'boiled' on Valentine's Day.' Florists and cake baker Kristaps cultivates his flower business in RÅ«jiena
Kristaps Mellups, a young entrepreneur from Rūjiena, Latvia, is gearing up for his first Valentine's Day at his flower shop 'Frēzija,' where he creatively prepares diverse floral arrangements amidst high demand.