The Census Bureau’s Nonemployer Statistics provide data on the nation’s 29.8 million smallest businesses without paid employees.

The 61st Annual Small Business Week theme is “Building on the Small Business Boom.”

The Economic Census, taken every five years, is the most comprehensive survey of businesses in 19 economic sectors and at the national, state and local levels.

The 59th Annual Small Business Week theme is “Building a Better America Through Entrepreneurship.”

The 83rd annual Mom and Pop Business Owners Day is an opportunity to highlight their impact and Census Bureau tools and resources available for small business.

Phase 8 of the SBPS is designed to deepen our understanding of how the pandemic continues to affect U.S. small business operations.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Business Dynamics Statistics show how the age and size of firms contributed to job creation and employment shares from 1976 to 2019.

The nation’s 6,045 bookstores are still thriving, serving the needs of students and holiday shoppers looking for that perfect gift.

The 2017 Economic Census Franchise Statistics Report shows there were 498,234 franchise establishments with 9.6 million workers and $1.7 trillion in sales.

Phase 6 wrapped up October 17 and Phase 7 went into the field November 15. Will Phase 7 show that these economic trends are continuing?

This Census Bureau product matches export transactions to business profiles in the Annual Business Survey.

There were 637,997 employer businesses in Micropolitan Statistical Areas in 2019, a 0.3% drop since 2017.

The housing market stalled in spring 2020 but rebounded by summer.

Most nonemployer business owners were U.S.-born but foreign-born Hispanic and Asian business owners had a large presence in some sectors.

More than 287,000 employer businesses called these counties home in 2019, up 8.5% Since 2015.

Over 60% of manufacturers responding to the Small Business Pulse Survey saw disruptions in domestic supplies and 39% need to identify new supply options.

Car washes help vehicle owners keep what’s likely to be the second-largest investment they will ever make looking good.

The nation’s 1,141,410 women-owned employer firms employed 10.1 million workers and generated nearly $1.8 trillion in revenue in 2018.

First results from Phase 4 of the Census Bureau’s Small Business Pulse Survey show the majority of respondents do not require workers get tested or vaccinated.

The Census Bureau produces billions of estimates and a key part of its mission is to develop tools that allow all types of users to easily access the data.

The Small Business Pulse Survey shows a majority of businesses face long-term challenges while others experienced little or no effect from the pandemic.

Newly released “Establishment and Firm Size” data from the 2017 Economic Census show how important small businesses are to the U.S. economy.

State and local data from the Census Bureau’s 2017 Economic Census provide insight into the businesses that are vital to our economy.

Combining the experimental Household and Small Business Pulse surveys reveals demographic differences in the impact of pandemic on self-employed workers.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Small Business Pulse Survey yields near real-time economic data on businesses...

Knowing who your customers and competitors are can make or break a business. Census Bureau data can help.

Today, the U.S. Census Bureau debuted Business Formation Statistics, which provides timely local data to explore new business ventures.

More than 3.5 million people are truck drivers, an all-time high. Driving trucks is one of the largest occupations in the nation.

More than 76 percent of businesses have no paid employees. They are in nearly every sector of the economy and dominate some industries.

The Census Bureau’s Global Market Finder interactive tool quickly tells you the biggest export markets by product and destination.