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261: Hawaii- Doing Business in Paradise

Hawaii does not rank well on most business indexes. There is a limited amount of land that is open to development, which restricts the start up of new plants. It is also thousands of miles from

262: Georgia- Heart of the Old South, and the New South

Georgia, and its capital and largest city, Atlanta are centers of the New South and of banking and commerce. Georgia however has many historic sites, being one of the original thirteen colonies.

263: Florida Business- and Unlimited Sunshine

Florida is a large state with a very business friendly environment, including no state income tax. In the northeast, the largest city is Jacksonville, which is also a large container port on the

264: Delaware- Lots of Business in a Small State

Delaware has become a favorite state to incorporate particularly financial businesses on the East Coast. The court system and the tax system are considered business friendly. Corporate franchise tax

265: Connecticut- High-Tech and Hedge Funds

Connecticut stretches along Long Island Sound from the suburbs of New York City to the old harbors of New London and Mystic. The area of the state close to New York, such as Greenwich and Stamfo

266: Arizona- Boom Towns in the Painted Desert

Arizona is known for a number of things during its development as a state. Its copper mines are extensive, it grows cotton and citrus fruit, and its excellent dry climate has attracted millions.

267: Arkansas- Between South and Mid-West

Arkansas continues to have a substantial agricultural economy including production of chickens, and eggs, plus corn, soybeans and other bulk products. There is also quite a bit of industry proce

268: Business- Down South in Alabama

Alabama, especially the northern part near Huntsville was in the process of changing into an industrial area, particularly around steel mills. Now with the new contract by Thyssen-Krupp to build

269: Saving for Retirement: It’s not too late for Baby Boomers

The tax filing deadline may have passed, but many small business owners, professionals, and the self-employed still feel the pain of writing big checks to the IRS. Many of those same people are bab

270: Attn: Business Owners – Why You Should Hire a Marketing Guru to create Your Business Card and Not a Traditional Printer or Graphic Designer

Congratulations on your new business. You finally took a courageous step and decided to venture out and try to really live the American dream. While, your spending a ton of money on equipment, your st

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