Online businesses were heralded as being 'anytime, anyplace, anywhere'businesses,
allowing the entrepreneurs who run them to be free of locational constraints. In contrast …

Home based businesses account for a significant proportion of all businesses in both
developed and developing economies. They are highly heterogeneous and therefore …

Home-based businesses and their founders represent an important, but under-researched
facet of entrepreneurship. Far from being small, hobby-businesses with little economic …

Objectives The study considers how online home-based businesses offer opportunities for
ethnic entrepreneurs to 'break out'of the traditional highly competitive and low margin …

This exploratory, qualitative study considers how online home-based businesses offer
opportunities for ethnic entrepreneurs to 'break out'of traditional highly competitive and low …

This paper explores the engagement of home-based businesses in digital trading,
measured as proportion of their sales from buying and selling services and products online …

Home-based businesses (HBBs) are now a significant proportion of the small business
sector and account for an increasing proportion of business start-ups. However, they are …

This paper argues that home-based businesses (HBBs) do not deserve their Cinderella
status in small business research and should attract much more attention from policy …

Entrepreneurship is crucial to a vital and thriving economy, even on the neighbourhood
level. This fits into current urban planning policy in the Netherlands, which aims at …

Home-based businesses make up the largest cohort of Australian businesses yet there has
been little dedicated empirical research conducted into this group, as they have either been …