In the first week of 2021, new guidance arrived for the kickstarted PPP program and data revealed how small businesses are suffering during COVID. Read on for these and more small business news stories from this week.
Which states are best for women who want to start a business when it comes to gender parity, income tax, venture capital, and more? And which states offer the worst opportunities? Explore the top ten best states for women-led startups in Merchant Maverick’s detailed data report.
Congress is nailing down the details on a new stimulus package for the PPP and EIDL programs. What does it mean for your small business?
More drama swirled around the PPP this week, while recent data shows just how difficult it is for businesses to get private funding. Read on for a closer look at this week’s top small business news stories.
The government continued to dance around agreeing on a stimulus package, but things are shaping up well for holiday shopping online. Read on for these and other important small business news stories for this week.
Take a look at the week’s top news stories for small business. This week, the IRS announced a number of tweaks to small business taxes while shoppers look to go local this holiday season.
The Fed expanded the Main Street Lending Program to more small businesses this week, while Square is in talks to buy Credit Karma’s tax prep service. Catch up on these stories and more with this week’s small business news roundup.
This week’s top news stories roundup for small business owners goes into why Chase’s new mobile card reader is shaping up to be a Square and PayPal competitor. Meanwhile, over 75% of CEOs expect to shrink the office space in the future. Read on for more.
Read about the most important small business news stories for the week of October 19th, 2020. This week, we cover Google AI and appointments, Prime Day records, and more.
Comcast RISE is a new initiative meant to help small businesses push past the COVID rut via grants, marketing help, equipment tools, and more. Grants aimed at black-owned and operated businesses may be issued as soon as November. Read on for more information.
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