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Business Intelligence by Keith Girard
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Get breaking small-business news and analysis in Keith Girard's weekly column, "Business Intelligence." BI is syndicated in over 40 top newspapers across the U.S., including The New York Times, the Washington Post, the Boston Globe and the San Francisco Chronicle.
The U.S. Small Business Administration is extending federal disaster loans to small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives and most private nonprofits in 10 Louisiana parishes, including two on the North Shore, following excessive spring and fall rainfall and a summer drought.
- SBA Expands "e200" Program (z.about.com)
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced today that it approved over $50 million in federal low-interest disaster loans to Georgia homeowners, renters and businesses that sustained damages as a result of the severe storms and flooding that occurred from September 18 through October 8, 2009 in Georgia. “Currently, 1,417 SBA disaster loans for homes and businesses have been approved in the amount of $50...
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- SBA Disaster Declaration in Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana and... (businesswire.com)
- Two SBA Programs Out of Stimulus Cash (hispanicbusiness.com)
- SBA Disaster Loans Available Following Secretary of Agriculture Disaster... (businesswire.com)
Residents and businesses affected by the Nor?easter coupled with the remnants of Hurricane Ida that occurred on November 10 ? 15, 2009 in North Carolina can apply for low-interest disaster loans from the U.S Small Business Administration, SBA Administrator Karen G Mills announced today.Administrator Mills made the loans available in response to a letter from North Carolina Gov Beverly Eaves Perdue on November 24, requesting a disaster...
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From ad-hoc-news.de
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The Small Business Administration (SBA) has announced that government stimulus funds for two of its most popular lending programs has run out. No stimulus means fewer new SBA loans. This is not good news for small businesses who apply for SBA loans. This could...
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- Further Doubts About SBA Claim Window Closed Blade, SoVo (news.google.com)
PETALUMA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The following is a statement by the American Small Business League: For the fifth consecutive year the Small Business Administration Office of Inspector General (SBA OIG) has described the diversion of federal small business contracts to Fortune 500 firms and other clearly large businesses as the #1 problem facing the SBA. Since 2003, over 24 federal investigations have found that every year billions of...
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- SBA 504 Experts Need YOUR Help with YOUR Bank . . . (news.google.ca)
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By Nancy Waitz WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Small Business Administration said on Tuesday that supplemental economic stimulus funds for its two most popular loan programs have run out and new loan volumes could fall if funds are not extended. The SBA...
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From digg.com
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You may have missed the news last week, but on November 18, the Small Business Administration and the Treasury Department held a forum to discuss ideas for increasing small business’s access to capital.
The event, hosted by Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner and SBA chief Karen G. Mills, was first announced last month when President Obama introduced a new initiative to focus part of the federal government’s $700 billion financial bailout...
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