The U.S. Small Business Administration last week announced a new funding opportunity as part of its Made in America Manufacturing Initiative, the agency’s targeted effort to restore the U.S.

Small-business owners are worried about a "vicious cycle" that threatens their survival, but newly available grants can provide a means of assistance.

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It is a well-worn phrase that small businesses are the backbone of the economy. Small businesses create jobs, stimulate innovation, and serve as catalysts for community and economic development. And ...

The Small Business Administration (SBA) annually issues a funding opportunity announcement with an estimate of total funding for the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Program. The SBDC Program ...

In early March, the Small Business Administration (SBA) made one of the most significant policy changes in recent years by revising the eligibility criteria for 7(a) and 504 loans, shifting the ...

Intuit QuickBooks Capital users can now apply for SBA loans through a trusted lending network, powered by iBusiness Funding's LenderAI technology Access to capital remains one of the biggest barriers ...

For small business owners, credit access can be a critical resource to help them achieve their ambitions in many ways and potentially much faster. It can make a startup’s entrepreneurial dreams come ...

Small Business Saturday spending dropped sharply this year, with consumers prioritizing bargains over supporting local shops due to high inflation and low confidence.

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California’s small businesses — employers to more than half the state’s workforce — are staring down what some owners, experts and advocates say could be immense negative consequences from President ...

California’s small businesses — employers to more than half the state’s workforce — are staring down what some owners, experts and advocates say could be immense negative consequences from President ...