Equipment Leasing Small Business News + More Volkswagen Executive to Remain in Custody + MORE 01/13/2017

One of the most important aspects of a small business is getting found by new customers.

Many entrepreneurs have launched startups from home. This relentless entrepreneur would, too, if he still had a home.

Focus more. Listen more.

The heir to South Korea’s biggest business empire emerged from a marathon grilling by prosecutors after 22 hours of questioning, a $5 lunchbox and a bowl of noodles.

Drew Stern, Co-CEO of Esquify, shares a tip on starting a business — it is all bout connecting, engaging and selling.

It is possible to build a successful small business on a shoestring budget

A federal judge on Thursday ruled that Oliver Schmidt, one of the six Volkswagen AG executives charged in the company’s emissions-cheating scandal, will remain in custody without bond ahead of trial in Michigan.

Ten Iridium Communications satellites, set to go into orbit Saturday, are ushering in a new chapter in air-traffic control—which the U.S. aviation industry plans to sit out for now.

Amazon.com said the online retail giant plans to create more than 100,000 full-time jobs in the U.S. by mid-2018, becoming the latest company to promise job creation during President-elect Donald Trump’s first term.

Wanna succeed in the startup world? You’re gonna need a laser-like focus and the ability to become a sponge — for learning purposes, that is.

The launch of Nintendo’s new console begins a make-or-break period for a company that defined videogame hardware for three decades but now faces tougher competition.

Takata plans to pay $1 billion to resolve a U.S. criminal probe of its rupture-prone air bags. The company could plead guilty as early as Friday to criminal wrongdoing.

U.S. customs officials have seized $25 million worth of aluminum linked to a Chinese billionaire accused of stockpiling the metal across the world, according to people familiar with the matter.

French prosecutors said they have opened an investigation into Renault on suspicion of emissions fraud and assigned three judges to the case.

SpiceJet plans to buy 100 additional jets from Boeing, potentially ordering up to 205 planes as the Indian carrier seeks to ride the world’s fastest-growing major market for commercial aviation.