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Although many Black-owned businesses disappeared during the pandemic, one North Carolina concierge service has thrived.

The pandemic has accelerated the cashless trend, according to the electronic payments company Square.

Deesha Dyer started a social impact consulting firm during COVID. She hopes companies keep their promises on racial justice.

The increase in capital expenditures is one of several signs that businesses anticipate strong growth in the near future.

Many businesses are pumping money into much-needed improvements, and that spending is rippling through the economy.

Bikes and parts could cost 15% to 25% more — if there's even inventory to sell, that is.

According to a new survey, most expect revenue to rise, and many expect to hire more staff.

With so many people staying home in their slippers, shoe sales have fallen dramatically. You can see that play out in neighborhoods.

Allison Arevalo owns Pasta Louise, a Brooklyn restaurant. She kept a weeklong diary for us, as she, like many restaurant owners, faces yet another seismic change in the industry.