Since the pandemic started three years ago, Americans have created 15 million new businesses, compared with 10 million in the three years prior to the health crisis.
Burned out at work and feeling the pain of inflation, Americans are turning to a time-honored capitalist tradition: Starting their own businesses.
Kiana Smith with some of her new clients, inside the customized trailer that has become a mobile dog-grooming unit. / Credit: Kiana Smith "For the most part the pandemic has made this business such a good business because people prefer to stay in their homes," she told CBS MoneyWatch."I'm getting bookings every day, people are calling every day, and I'm like, 'it's working'."One shift that is visible in the flood of new businesses since the pandemic: more women, the Gusto research shows.
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