US Small Business: Low Expectations from Election

When the apple press grinds thousands of kilos of red, green and yellow fruit inside McCutcheon's cider factory, a fine, brown mist hangs in the air. It's been that way for five generations — 78 years — with such daily consistency that family members say they can hardly smell the sweetness of crushed apples anymore. These small-business owners in Frederick, Maryland, about an hour drive from the stage where the next U.S. president will be sworn in, have kept the company alive...

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