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The 10 Best U.S. Cities to Start a Business in for 2016

Up and Running

To find out, I turned to WalletHub’s report on the best (and worst) cities in the United States to start a business in for 2016. By measuring various metrics like business survival rate, the prevalence of investors, and labor cost, they were able to determine which cities offer the best outlook for new ventures. StartGarden.

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Apple Pay Brings Promise of POS Security for Some Businesses, Doubt for Others

YoungUpstarts

Target and Home Depot’s recent POS hacking disasters have not only cost both companies millions, but they have crushed consumer confidence in digital POS systems. But how will small businesses integrate Apple Pay into their NCR POS systems? How much does it cost for a business to integrate contactless readers?

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The 5 Best Cities to Start a Business

Business Plan Blog

To gauge the health of small-business lending in each city, NerdWallet analyzed business loans made by community banks in 2012. The researchers also considered business friendliness and assessed the local economies based on the average income of residents, the unemployment rate and the cost of living.

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Episode 111: Grow with ‘No’ featuring Clay Clark

Mike Michalowicz

Clay Clark is the former “US Small Business Administration Entrepreneur of the Year” for the state of Oklahoma and the founder of Thrive15.com. He started his first business out of his Oral Roberts University college dorm room at the age of 18. He was named the Tulsa Metro Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneur of the Year at age 20.

Tulsa 60