Small Business Administration

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Small businesses on Main Streets across the U.S., from restaurants to bars, gyms and salons, were preparing for a full economic reopening. Uncertainty is back.

‘Shark’ Kevin O’Leary says Covid led business giants like Nike to massive increases in direct-to-consumer sales, and the future is the same for small companies.

New Small Business Administrator Isabella Guzman says the agency went from $40 billion to $1 trillion because of Covid, and there is still relief money.

The job market is making things tough for small businesses, but even more entrepreneurs are struggling with inflation in raw materials and the supply chain.

Small business deal prices are rising at a pace not seen in decades, and baby boomer entrepreneurs are a big factor in the Main Street buying and selling.

Life is Good was on the verge of filing for bankruptcy protection last year, according to its CEO, but the retailer managed to overhaul its business strategy.

Small business owners see economic improvement coming, but politics, inflation and taxes are weighing on Main Street confidence.

President Biden’s corporate tax plan and support for the PRO Act target big companies, but the small business community is worried about being a casualty.

Pandemic-ravaged restaurants can tap a new government grant program starting Monday, NBC News reports.

A third of small business owners anticipate layoffs if Congress increases the federal minimum wage to $15, according to a new CNBC|SurveyMonkey survey.

A majority of small business owners support the $1.9 trillion Covid relief package being pursued by President Joe Biden, according to a CNBC survey.

NBC 7 Responds’ Consumer Bob looked at the surprising letter a local woman received from the Small Business Administration.

Businesses are hurting because of the coronavirus pandemic. There have been billions of dollars in emergency and disaster loans given out by the Small Business Administration to help keep the lights on. It turns out some loans were taken out in the names of people who never applied.

A Paycheck Protection Program loan for nearly $1.2 million issued to an organic farm operator allegedly located in western Maine has raised suspicion after a massive disclosure of federal records about the small business relief program. According to records released by the U.S. Small Business Administration, Common Ground Organic Farm LLC, based in Bridgton, received the loan. The records show…

The head of the United States Small Business Administration was in San Diego Friday where she visited three small businesses to discuss how effective federal loans proved to be. Jovita Carranza spoke with the owner of The Knotstop in Bankers Hill about how effective federal loans proved to be for his business and what he anticipates as he prepares for…

Low-interest federal disaster loans are available to help San Diego small businesses affected by civil unrest that began on May 26.

NBC 7 Investigates’ Mari Payton looks at some of the largest companies that took PPP loans meant for small businesses.

San Diego County businesses received between $3.9 to $6.5 billion in loans through the federal government’s coronavirus disaster fund.

Black business owners feel the city of San Diego is not operating on a level playing field, preventing them from receiving the funds to help them weather the COVID-19 storm, reports NBC 7 Investigates Mari Payton.