Justin Martin

Cover story identifies some little-known but lucrative tax deductions for small businesses.

With shoddy service the norm, this cover story profiles several small companies that offer an alternative: extreme customer service.

Martin’s essay on the historic New York City community in which he lives.

In an apparent effort to pump up its stock price, Xethanol made bogus claims about alt-fuel breakthroughs.

Story describes the scope of the mortgage meltdown and explores refinancing options for besieged homeowners.

The search giant wields extraordinary power; it can make – or break – a small business.

“Sprint’s service sucks!” On behalf of its clients, Umbria – a Boulder, Col. outfit – scours the blogosphere for consumer sentiments good and bad.

Following Hurricane Katrina, Gulf Coast entrepreneurs talk about the storm’s devastation and detail the challenges ahead for their businesses.

Story takes a critical look at a shady financial product: life insurance for kids.

Don Burr and Robert Crandall, once bitter business rivals, have teamed up on an air taxi service.