Cait and Therese Dwyer talk about what they had to do when they purchased Flour & Sun Bakery. 

It was a lesson in business for Cait Dwyer when her former boss asked her to buy Flour & Sun Bakery in Westchester.

In a new Associate Press survey, small business owners said if President Trump's tax cuts to 15 percent go through, the biggest immediate impact on them would be their business customers would have more to spend.

Geraldine Keogh of The Dessert Ladies says her biggest problem is keeping up with all the new services customers are requesting. And TheSalonGuy Stephen Marinaro says one way to increase followers on social media slowly is to just jump in on hashtags now and then and make some comments.

Some small businesses are larger than they appear because of who they provide products to or the size of their orders. 

Ian Katz started his new real estate firm in the city and Westchester because the wealth of information on the Internet has customers more confused than ever.

The Head of Entrepreneurship at MIT Bill Aulet said in this week's Small Business video you should fire 20 percent of your customers because they are not worth the time or the trouble. Instead, you should focus on the other 80 percent.

Many of the business owners we've spoken to for the latest Small Business videos saw a way to improve something in the industries they're already in and then went out on their own.

When Westchester CPA Joel Peck started hearing some families were having success appealing financial aid decisions, it lead him to add a niche to his practice. Now helping families get a better deal on college tuition is more than half his business.

Westchester CPA Joel Peck found a new niche by helping families negotiate college tuitions as a business proposition.