Sales and earnings gains offer a counterweight, but labor market softness and sticky inflation cloud the outlook for small firms nationwide Small business optimism declined for a second consecutive month in February as firms pulled back on capital expenditure plans and signaled weaker hiring intentions, according to a March 10 report from Wells Fargo Economics. […]
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