An American Small-Business Turnaround Could Be in the Works as Underdogs Struggle Against Corporate Giants

A surge in construction, manufacturing, retail, and service industries is accompanied by a boost in confideence.

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SAXONBURG, Pennsylvania — Small businesses have been the backbone of America since its founding. The Hotel Saxonburg, which has also been known as the Vogeley House, the Belvedere House, the Laube House, and the Central Hotel, opened in 1835 and has lasted most of our nation’s existence.

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