Blog posts tagged with “SBA News and Views”
Export, trade and finance related agencies across the federal government are teaming up during World Trade Month - May 2013 - to host a series of Twitter Q&A’s for U.S. companies. ...
It’s been six months since Hurricane Sandy struck the East Coast and signs of recovery are emerging. Businesses are reopening, homeowners are rebuilding and communities are...
NOTE: This blog is by Cassius Butts, SBA Regional Administrator Being a supplier to a large business is a game changer. But, we know that small businesses often lack the capital, skills and...
The Affordable Care Act includes new health care reform terms used to describe parts of the law that affect small business. Understanding what these terms mean can help both self-...
Federal contracting with small businesses is a win-win. Every year, the U.S. government awards nearly $100 billion in federal contracts to small businesses, allowing these businesses to...
Entrepreneurs over the age of 50 are one of the fastest growing groups of new business owners. For age 50+ individuals, also known as encore entrepreneurs, starting a small business offers an...
Small businesses are the backbone of our communities. And, in an economy where small businesses create two-thirds of jobs, owners and employees deserve a health insurance market with fairer prices,...
Note: This article is by Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary of Health and Human Services and was first published on the official blog of healthcare.gov on March 15, 2013. Since the Affordable Care Act...
When the President challenged the nation to double exports in five years, U.S. government agencies started working more closely together to make it easier for businesses to access foreign market...
Have you considered the potential for selling your products or services outside the U.S.? Your local Small Business Development Center (SBDC), an SBA resource partner, can help you get...
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by Stephen Morris on Monday, April 29, 2013 - 14:15