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Store Front Business Index: Main Street USA, A-OK?

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According to data from the latest Store Front Business Index TM (SFBI), a collaboration between CAN Capital and PYMNTS.com, these small businesses are growing faster than the U.S. Other highlights of the study include: In Q2 2015, specific improvement was driven regionally by 4.1% The SFBI stood at 112.9 points in Q2 2014.

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Vermont: Daring To Be Different, To The Surprise Of No One

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Despite being nearly geographically identical to its neighbor to the east , New Hampshire, Vermont is very much its own place. As anyone who has ever ventured to Vermont can affirm, it’s a very particular place for some very particular people. By The Store Front Numbers . So, the outperformance is a bit of scant consolation.

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The eCommerce Bachelor: Which City Will Get The Rose?

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only Arkansas, Hawaii, Montana, New Hampshire, Wyoming and the Dakotas did not apply. Of course, when it comes to bouncing back, a $5 billion investment and 50,000 new jobs wouldn’t hurt, especially when so many residents have left to seek better living conditions elsewhere, and no one is sure when (or if) they’ll return.

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The Election That Misplaced Small Businesses

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Small business owners don’t expect to be the star of the show, but wherever we went — and we went to Vermont , New Hampshire , Massachusetts , Virginia , South Carolina and Georgia — we heard the same two things over and over again. Can someone please make capital available? 2) Can taxes be made comprehensible?

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Massachusetts: Frozen Growth In The Frozen North

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New Englanders are known nationwide for several things: a stoic disposition, a fondness for chowders, a congenital love of wool and a weird horror at the letter “r.” The vagaries of the New England economy show up, encapsulated, in Massachusetts. The overall region was up 2.3 By The Store Front Numbers.