Is a bad economy a good time to start a new business? Maybe so, according to a 11/18/08 Marketplace report, broadcast by American Public Media. Resources are less expensive and available, such as highly skilled workers and consultants. Investors who have been burned by the stock market, might be looking to invest in new ventures. […]
It’s been a momentous two weeks of business news, leading to the Federal Bail-Out bill being signed into law yesterday, October 3, 2008. How many of the following news quiz questions can you answer correctly? 1. How much is provided for in the Federal Bail-out bill? a. $7 billion b. $70 billion c. $700 billion […]
I’ve been hearing for years that small businesses create a disproportionately high percentage of the new jobs in the United States, and this year has really driven home some of the reasons why. This summer, I traveled with my family for a vacation at the Tyler Place Family Resort in far-north Vermont, on the shores […]
I’ve been hearing for years that small businesses create a disproportionately high percentage of the new jobs in the United States, and this year has really driven home some of the reasons why. This summer, I traveled with my family for a vacation at the Tyler Place Family Resort in far-north Vermont, on the shores […]
On June 19th I was interviewed by Diana Ransom, a reporter for “Smart Money” , on strategies that small business owners can use to grow their business during a recession. Here are my four suggestions: 1. Look to the internet for sales growth. According to the National Retail Foundation, internet sales grew at a 21.8% […]
The Small Business Administration backed about 40,000 of its 7(a) loans in the first quarter of 2008, down 18% from the same period one year earlier. The drop off in the SBA’s express loan program was even greater, at 30%. Eric Zarnikow, associate administrator for capital access at the SBA attributes the decline to a […]
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