Seeking a market for an adapting company in Wichita
Robi Lorik has searched for a new market, but so far has found only frustration.
Robi Lorik has searched for a new market, but so far has found only frustration.
A new survey of small businesses shows that Kansas ranks 11th among states for business friendliness, although with some serious shortfalls.
Like most companies approaching a 40th birthday, Kent Audio Visual has changed with the times.
Nitride Solutions, a Wichita-based firm developing a less costly way to produce aluminum nitride substrates, said Tuesday it has been awarded a $150,000 National Science Foundation grant.
Area small-business owners are certain of one thing: The elimination of Kansas income tax on profits for owners in limited liability companies, or LLCs, subchapter S corporations and sole proprietorships amid a slowly recovering economy is welcome news.
The estate sale business often brings Carol Holmes into contact with families who are still emotional about a members death or move.
If you’ve seen the CrossFit Games on TV or the Reebok commercials for CrossFit One shoes, then the gym at A.M.P. Fitness Box should look familiar.
A contract accounting firm that was a huge leap of faith for its founder and a distributor of hydraulic and pneumatic products were the winners at today’s Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce Small Business Awards Luncheon at the Drury Broadview.
Joe Schlimm figured there was a market for a bartending service in Wichita when he looked in the Yellow Pages and couldn’t find a single one.
Diane Potter knew little about computers or the Internet when she got laid off from her job with a hearing aid company in 2008.
When Don Bean got a tour of the Warren Theatres’ 3-D setup a couple of years back, one thing really jumped out at him.
Theres often talk about the significance of large businesses to the Wichita economy, but there could be a strong argument that small businesses actually are its backbone.
Xenon International Academy on West Douglas bustled this week with the energy of scores of students shampooing hair, giving facials and polishing nails.
Michelle Becker believes it is possible to build a company and raise a family at the same time.
A tough economic climate, particularly in construction, has forced the 20-year-old Ruggles & Bohm to redirect some of its efforts and become more creative.
Riordan Clinic is a more efficient organization that is doing a better job of tapping into its markets inside and outside of Wichita and improving its local awareness.
When orthopedic surgeon Pat Do finished medical training, he took out a loan, moved to El Dorado and opened a solo practice.
When a deadly EF-5 tornado tore through Joplin, Mo., last year, Hyspeco Inc., spurred into action.
If you ask Lee Williams what is behind the success of Central Star Credit Union, she’ll probably tell you it’s adversity.
The trio behind the new Apples & Arrows branding agency are all turning 30 within a year of one another.