2026 United States of America is celebrating its 250th anniversary, the Semi-quincentennial, marking the milestone this year.
November 16 to November 25. we are kicking off the 1st American Business Week!
Celebrating American Business Week: Honoring the Heart of Our Economy
November 16 to November 25, 2026
American Business Week is a national celebration recognizing entrepreneurs and business owners who drive our economy, create jobs, and enrich our communities. These individuals take bold risks, demonstrate remarkable resilience, and fuel innovation while making a meaningful impact in the lives of those around them.
To show their patriotism and pride, participating businesses will display the official American Business Week sticker inside their establishments. This symbol serves as a sign of unity and commitment to the values that make American enterprise great.
Participating American businesses will also join the celebration by offering special promotions and discounts, showing their appreciation for the communities that support them.
More Than Recognition—A Call to Action
American Business Week is not only a time to celebrate—it’s a call to action. It reminds Americans about the importance of supporting American companies and choosing American-made products and services. By doing so, we help sustain the economy, create jobs, and strengthen the fabric of our communities.
As we honor the achievements of American entrepreneurs and business owners, we also encourage future business leaders to pursue their dreams and build the companies of tomorrow. Together, we can continue to foster innovation, drive economic growth, and build a prosperous future for the United States – one business at a time.
FEATURED CATEGORIES
- EATS AND DRINKS
- ICE CREAM
- TV STATIONS, MOVIE COMPANIES
- TAXI, CAR SERVICE
- TV AND APPLIANCE STORES
- RETAIL – CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR
- TECHNOLOGY
- HOSPITALITY
- CREDIT CARD COMPANIES
- LAUNDROMATS
- CELL PHONES
- COMPUTERS
- OFFICE SUPPLIES
- WINE AND LIQUOR STORES
- TRANSPORTATION – VEHICLE, TRUCK, MOTORCYCLE SALES AND RENTALS
- FITNESS CENTERS
- SMART WATCHES
- MANUFACTURING
- INSURANCE COMPANIES
- FINANCIAL INSTITUTION
- UTILITY COMPANIES
- FLOWER, PLANTS AND SUPPLY STORES – RETAIL
- HOME IMPROVEMENT RETAILERS
- FUNERAL PARLORS – RETAIL and more
FYI
Small Businesses
- Definition: An independent, for-profit company that is not dominant in its field. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) typically defines it as having fewer than 500 employees, though caps vary by industry (such as revenue limits under $100 million for certain sectors).
- Scope: Can exist in any country, though the metrics change depending on national standards.
- Scale: Represents 99.9% of all U.S. Small Business firms, employing nearly half of the private-sector workforce.
American Businesses
- Definition: Any legally recognized business entity (sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation) formed or operating under U.S. federal and state laws.
- Scope: Encompasses everything from a local neighborhood bakery to massive multinational corporations like Apple, Walmart, and Microsoft.
- Scale: Includes both small-scale local shops and Fortune 500 giants that operate globally but are headquartered or registered in the U.S.
