You've decided to start a business. Now what? Use this step-by-step guide and learn what to do next.

There are many things to consider about business credit cards vs. personal credit cards. Learn the differences and the impact on your scores and ratings.

If you’re starting a new business, you may be thinking of borrowing money from friends or family. Explore the advantages and disadvantages before you decide.

Tips and pointers to help you avoid missteps when trying to establish a strong business credit file.

There are many types of business licenses & permits that may be necessary to legally operate your company. Learn more in this resource for small businesses.

A company’s business credit is its perceived ability to make good on financial obligations according to the terms of its contracts. This is often expressed as a collection of scores and ratings found in a business’s credit file, which is part of a company’s Live Business Identity in the <a href="/content/dnb-us/en/home/about-us/data-cloud.html">Dun &amp; Bradstreet Data Cloud</a>. A strong business credit file can help put your potential customers, lenders, and suppliers at ease, while poor scores and ratings may impact your ability to win contracts, result in higher interest rates on loans, and otherwise limit growth.

Depending on the nature of your business, a grant might be a good source of funding for your company.

From startups to multinational corporations, here’s how business credit can affect different companies.

Do Small Businesses need a Business Banking Account? What to consider when opening a business banking account, services, etc.

A strong business credit file may help you win favorable lending terms, access trade credit and more. Here are 7 tips to start building business credit.