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New option to bypass permitting delays thanks to President Trump
SBA is committed to supporting disaster survivors in rebuilding their homes and businesses as quickly as possible. If you have applied for a local permit more than 60 days ago, but still haven't received approval, you may qualify for this self-certification option. Read more about this option.
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Credit plays an important role in your personal and business life. It impacts your purchasing power, the interest rates you'll pay, and the terms of repayment.
Does your small business need a copywriter? Many small business owners try to save money by writing copy for their marketing materials, websites and ads themselves.
It's hard to escape the interest, activity and advantages of social media. Platforms are either constantly evolving. With the changing dynamics of the digital communication space, it's important to get back to the basics.
Every four years the world is fixated for a two-week period on the grandest international stage, the Summer Olympics. This August, Brazil's second most populous city, Rio de Janeiro, will host over 10,000 athletes in dozens of sporting competitions.
The numbers are compelling.Depending on which study you read (and there are literally dozens), anywhere from 51 percent to 90 percent of consumers read and trust online reviews.
Tornadoes, hurricanes, floods, and fires destroy homes and business every year. The homes and businesses affected need to be cleaned up and restored back to their original condition.
You started a small business knowing you'd make most of your revenue by selling your products or services. But you say to friends, "hate selling. I'm not a good salesperson." So, what are you doing in small business?