SBA has released limited data showing granular loan activity by the bank, making it hard to pinpoint how many loans and of what size each firm made. Read more here: https://politi.co/3cDnBjK#SBA

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SBA has released limited data showing granular loan activity by the bank, making it hard to pinpoint how many loans and of what size each firm made. Read more here: https://politi.co/3cDnBjK#SBA
It likely has a lot to do with the fact that over 50% of small business owners have a more positive outlook on the economy.
The earth needs us to change. Let's keep that in mind as we plan for a post-COVID world. Why not light a candle for Mother Earth at the dinner table tonight, and talk about it? Let This Lockdown Teach Us The Value Of Our Planet.
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Happy Monday Business Owners!Do something today that your future self will thank you for! Business owners, remember: Your future depends on what you focus and practice today.
Negotiations between Congress, White House over fresh funding resumed as initial $350 billion allocation nears depletion. Read more here: https://on.wsj.com/3btIs9e
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A few fintech companies say they've received approval to offer the paycheck protection loans designed to keep small-business employees on payroll. Read more here: https://tinyurl.com/y8c6jpqt
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While the COVID-19 crisis is still ongoing, small businesses are facing unprecedented financial challenges. Lockdown is in place causing a lot of businesses to shut down and layoff their employees. The health emergency crisis is agitating the economy, pushing the healthcare industry to their limits, and significantly a
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The business is not usual since the coronavirus outbreak. The U.S. business industry has changed drastically in the past few weeks due to the coronavirus outbreak, creating distress for businesses to close down or lay off employees. The U.S. Government has established measures to help safeguard businesses and residents
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Online lenders, or "fintechs," have flooded the small business loan market in recent years. Now some want a piece of the new SBA coronavirus loan program. Read more here: https://www.nbcnews.com/business/economy/unapproved-online-lenders-want-piece-new-coronavirus-loan-program-small-n1180701
The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA) is designed to help businesses and employers survive the COIVID-19 outbreak and stay intact. Read more here: https://onlinecheckblog.wixsite.com/businessresources/post/understanding-the-families-first-coronavirus-response-act-ffcra-1
While merchant cash advances (MCAs) may not be the cheapest form of generating quick cash flow, they are fast and are not a loan, but a sale of future receivables. Read more here: https://spendmatters.com/tfmatters/as-coronavirus-idles-service-economy-merchant-cash-advances-can-help-e-commerce-vendors/
The number of small businesses has risen by 49% since the 80s. Additionally, the small business stats further demonstrate that expansions by these smaller companies comprise an additional 60% of the jobs created.