New York City SCORE Blog

The first step to creating an exit strategy for your business? Building a business that can largely function without you.

The fact of the matter is clear: location matters, even for businesses that don’t need to appeal to an in-person consumer base. A startup needs to choose where they set their roots carefully; otherwise, they may find themselves struggling to keep up with their better-oriented peers.

Very few business owners have the capital to fund their businesses on their own, but it can be unclear how to go about securing financing.

While entrepreneurship is mostly about building your own team, it's imperative to look outside your company and keep tabs on your competitors.

Let’s examine the state of cryptocurrency in 2019 and ask where the major currencies—like BitCoin and Ethereum—might be headed from here, in 2020 and in the years beyond.

For Millennial entrepreneurs who want to successfully run their own companies, it's worth considering these three lessons. 

Equipment loans are an accessible financing option for small-business owners who need to purchase new equipment or replace old equipment. Here's how they work.

Feeling that entrepreneurial itch? Here’s a guide to figure out how much money you should save when you start your own business.

If diversity is crucial to help companies thrive, how can small businesses help foster it effectively within their organizations?

Work culture is the lifeblood of any company, but at the same time it can be a complex and abstract concept for business leaders.

Here is what a government shutdown means for small businesses and how small-business owners can stay afloat during those trying times.

When it comes to creating a business, a vertical-oriented approach can be the best way to reach incredible heights.