SBA

SBA Program For Female Entrepreneurs

If you’re a female entrepreneur interested in taking on a government contract, the SBA has recently earmarked some contracts just for you under the Women-Owned Small Business Federal Contract Program. What this means is that federal agencies are now permitted to restrict competition for a particular set of government contract and direct them exclusively at

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SBA Goes Mobile

The SBA has been an important resource for many small businesses, but now information can be accessed on the go. The SBA has recently released an app that lets people look up the information they want directly from their phone. Developed and donated as a gift by Palo Alto Software, Inc., the SBAapp will make

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Debunking SBA Loan Myths

The Wall Street Journal has pulled together a few myths people believe about SBA loans, and the real truth behind them. The SBA only lends to people in dire need. It’s common to hear the SBA described as a “lender of last resort.” In some ways, there’s good reason for this: The agency’s Office of

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National Small Business Week

With National Small Business Week approaching next month, the SBA is getting prepared to celebrate. From May 18th to 20th in Washington D.C., the SBA will be hosting a variety of events under the theme, “Empowering Entrepreneurs.” It will also mark the 58th anniversary for the SBA, and the 48th anniversary for the creation of

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Redefining Small Business

The SBA has recently proposed revisions that would make a few adjustments to the definition for small business. This change would adjust the revenue-based size definition that a business needs to meet if they want to fall under this category, reports Times Record News. As part of its ongoing comprehensive review of all size standards,

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