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Small businesses lead Nov. job losses

Small businesses lead November job losses as tariff uncertainty weighs on hiring

Small businesses lost over 100,000 jobs in November amid economic uncertainty, the latest ADP private sector payrolls report showed.

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Small businesses cut 120,000 jobs in November, ADP says

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Small businesses slashed jobs in November amid concerns about labor market

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ADP says US payrolls in November fell by 32,000

US companies shed payrolls in November by the most since early 2023, adding to concerns about a more pronounced weakening in the labor market.

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US private payrolls post largest drop in more than 2-1/2 years in November

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MOJO MISSING: Private sector activity in B.C. broadly weak, says new economic report

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For small businesses hit by soaring costs, layoffs are painful and personal

Lacie Carroll-Marsh had to lay off 17 of her 31 employees this year: “We have Christmases together. And it hurts. There’s tears on both sides.”

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Here’s How AI Is Fueling Small-Business Creation and Driving Growth

A new LinkedIn study shows small-company owners and employees are adopting AI at high rates, while many aspiring entrepreneurs use the tech to launch new businesses.

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Small business owners balance affordability and profitability

Keeping prices affordable can come at a cost for small business owners. Many are trying to find a balance between keeping prices affordable and keeping the lights on.

Blue Interactive Agency Unveils Advanced AI-Driven Marketing Solutions to Help Businesses Address Common Challenges in Digital Transformation and Connect With Target Audiences ...

Fort Lauderdale, Florida – December 04, 2025 – PRESSADVANTAGE – Blue Interactive Agency announces the expansion of its AI-powered digital marketing solutions designed to help businesses improve the clarity and organization of their online information,

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Microsoft to lift productivity suite prices for businesses, governments

Microsoft will increase prices for its Microsoft 365 productivity suites globally starting July 2026 for commercial and government clients, the company said on Thursday.