Top 10 Overlooked Facts About Trade
DREAM BIG Small Business Award Finalist: Lakeland Feed and Supply
Next Steps for U.S. Trade Agenda
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Top 10 Overlooked Facts About Trade

Now, more than ever, there are countless reasons for us to be more proactive on trade.

DREAM BIG Small Business Award Finalist: Lakeland Feed and Supply

Lakeland Feed and Supply of Hamilton, Montana is one of seven regional finalists compete for the 2012 DREAM BIG Small Business of the Year Award, sponsored by Sam's Club®.

Next Steps for U.S. Trade Agenda

More than 100 separate free trade agreements are now being negotiated worldwide. The United States is participating in just one of them.

Entrepreneur
Blog

5 Tips for Better Company Website Photos

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but an ugly picture on your company website could easily send potential customers running.

Energy & Environment
Blog

Energy Politics

The American Petroleum Institute released a report outlining what it wants to see from candidates running for President, Senate, and Congress.

International

U.S. Senate Sends Export-Import Bank Measure to Obama

from Bloomberg

The bill would reauthorize the bank for three years and increase its lending authority 40% by 2014.

Entrepreneur
How-To

How to Set Up a Contingency Plan

from NY Enterprise Report

Keep your files and computer equipment safe in case of emergency.

Infrastructure
Opinion

Long-term funding needs to hit the road, Jack

The two commissions created by Congress in the 2005 highway, transit and safety law reached a shared conclusion: The next transportation reauthorization bill needs to increase sources of revenue for the Highway Trust Fund and begin the transition to a sustainable and stable user-fee derived revenue source.

How-To

10 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Reduce their Supplier Costs

Entrepreneur and author Tim McEneny shares 10 tips to negotiate with suppliers.

International

With Foreign Visitors Come Jobs, Revenues

The United States fights to recapture a greater share of the global tourism market and the economic benefits that come with it.

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In Your Corner

Global Customers = American Jobs

Ninety-five percent of the world’s customers live outside of the United States. And the worldwide race among leading global economies to reach them and sell them things is under way—and gaining speed. How is America faring? We’re in the contest, but we risk ceding ground, customers, and, most importantly, jobs to competitors that are ambitiously going after new trade deals.

The World’s Travelers Bring Jobs and Growth to America

May is World Trade Month. As we highlight the vast potential for jobs and growth through global commerce, we must not overlook one of America’s most valuable exports: foreign visitors to the United States.