Equipment Leasing Small Business News + More U.K. Firms Issue Plea for More Say in Brexit Talks + MORE 10/08/2016

Market momentum is driving these entrepreneurs to dream of huge returns from the blazing business of marijuana.

Wind-power producers are rushing to take advantage of a green energy tax credit extended by Congress, and they are using it to renovate existing wind farms.

More and more, entrepreneurs say it is important their work has a purpose beyond just a paycheck.

Hillary Clinton would concentrate her tax agenda on fewer than 1.5 million top-earning households by adding layers of taxation and sealing gaps that let some of their earnings get taxed relatively lightly.

The country’s surging credit growth, overcapacity in its steel industry and its bloated housing market drew widespread complaints at International Monetary Fund and World Bank meetings.

Want to get in on the green rush but don’t want to grow or sell pot? Here’s a list of promising ancillary cannabis businesses to start.

The National Football League has sent a memo to team owners seeking to ease concerns about the ratings decline that has hit football this fall.

Leaders from top business lobbies in the U.K. made an unusually public plea to the government of Prime Minister Theresa May, asking it to consult more with businesses about Brexit planning.

How can you be sure you’ve got the kind of drive necessary to make the leap from wage-slave to master of your own domain? Here’s how.

Insulin prices are soaring, creating pain for patients whose life depends on the injectable drug—yet most of the revenue from the increases isn’t going to the drug manufacturers, it is largely being collected by the middlemen.

Two trade groups—representing more than 1,000 global brands—are calling for the Chinese e-commerce giant to be put back on a list of markets known for the sale of counterfeit goods.

Some steps you just don’t get to skip, like having a product that works as advertised, at a cost that makes economic sense.

U.S. phone carriers said Friday they are allowing customers to replace their Samsung Electronics Co. Galaxy Note 7 smartphones a second time, a sign that consumer anxiety remains high.

Takata Corp., the supplier of air bags linked to numerous deaths and injuries, is weighing a U.S. bankruptcy-protection filing as one option for addressing mushrooming recall costs and clearing a path for an outside investor.

The U.S. economy added a modest 156,000 jobs in September—and the unemployment rate increased slightly to 5.0%— as the presidential campaign enters its final stretch and the Federal Reserve grapples with whether to raise interest rates.