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Small businesses can apply for money from the same government agency that helped birth the Internet.
MainStreet gets the scoop from Richard Quigley, a president at JPMorgan’s Chase Card Services, about the firm’s new small business credit card portfolio.
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Major card companies are restarting efforts to court business customers with new credit card deals, a sign that the credit market is thawing.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation plans to keep waiving insurance limits on business deposits until June 2010.
Small business owners need to know that when it comes to applying for a business loan, personal credit takes center stage.
MainStreet.com chats with Commerce Secretary Gary Locke in Washington about Uncle Sam’s plans to help small firms grow.
More small businesses are turning to the Receivables Exchange to raise money as traditional credit sources dry up.
Is health care reform destined to be a boon or a bust for small businesses? That's the billion-dollar question.
In this recession, some borrowers who haven’t been able to get a traditional loan have resorted to getting loans from peers.
Small businesses, struggling in the recession, are set to receive more venture capital funding from the federal government.