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D&B small business study says minority business owners expect highest growth in profits; entrepreneurs pay a price for independence.(Dun & Bradstreet Looks at Business)

The 17th Annual Dun and Bradstreet Small Business Survey revealed that small businesses remain optimistic about their economic future. Internet use is also rising with approximately 47% having access which translates to one out of three small businesses using the Internet to conduct transactions. Among the problems affecting their business are the recruitment of qualified employees and increasing insurance costs.

Entrepreneurs Pay a Price for Independence

While most small business owners are optimistic about their future, more minority business owners expect success than other small business owners, according to the 17th Annual Dun & Bradstreet Small Business Survey.

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