Small Business

You have a great idea, but no money. Here are some ways to start a business with little or no money of your own.

WeWork's parent company, We Co., will list its shares on Nasdaq amid sweeping changes in its governance as the shared-workspace provider moves closer to its highly scrutinized initial public offering.

Small-business merchants listing their wares on Amazon are being questioned by Federal Trade Commission officials to determine if the e-commerce giant is exerting undue influence and stifling competition.

Working capital lets a business know where it stands in terms of assets and liabilities.

A company's return on assets (ROA) is a ratio that can help determine how efficient a company is at using its assets to generate profit.

Opportunity cost can be defined as weighing the sacrifice made against the gain achieved when making tough money, career, and lifestyle decisions. Here's why it's important to you.

Operating margin is the profit that a company makes from the sales of its product after deducting costs of production. Here's how it's calculated.

Xerox reports second-quarter earnings that beat analysts' forecasts amid ongoing demand for its document imaging and related storage and filing products and services.

Gross income and net income are important to understand, especially if you're running a business. This guide will help you know how to calculate each, and the difference between the two.

Business ethics may seem like an abstract concept, but it carries a huge influence in the corporate world and beyond. Find out more.