Thursday Trends: The Solo Business Is Now the Default
crossadmin2026-10-19T20:22:47+00:00For decades, “small business” meant a team -- employees, office space, infrastructure. That’s no longer the case.
For decades, “small business” meant a team -- employees, office space, infrastructure. That’s no longer the case.
At first glance, that might suggest stability. In reality, it points to something else: hesitation. Businesses aren’t shutting down - but they’re pulling back:
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The latest National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) data shows a disconnect you don’t usually see: Small businesses are reporting improved profits… while at the same time expecting weaker sales ahead.
Rising import costs and tariffs are putting new pressure on small businesses across the U.S.