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The SBA’s Role as Home Lender, Post-Oklahoma Tornado
The agency isn’t well-known for making home loans but is likely to lend tens of millions to help the people of Moore, Okla., rebuild residences
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Paying business debts before home mortgages, Part II
Just a brief follow-up on the item I posted Monday on how business owners are paying their commercial debts even as many fall behind on home loans.… -
Success for high school entrepreneurs
We just published our annual list of America's Best Young Entrepreneurs. One nominee that didn't qualify, because the company is a non-profit, has… -
Big Technology for Small Book Publishers
The gap between small, independent book publishers and the big houses is narrowing. At least in terms of technology. According to a story in the… -
Ten Resources for Nervous Entrepreneurs
With Monday’s dramatic global sell-off in the financial markets, you're probably already aware that the credit crunch will only get worse. You're… -
Rescue for Small Business?
As the debate about the now-stalled government bailout continues, supporters continue to argue the plan is critical to the health of small business… -
Customer Financing
Some small businesses, squeezed hard by the credit crunch and unable to obtain bank loans, have found unique sources of funding. The New York Post… -
Is Small the New Big?
It used to be way back in the day, that consumers shopped for their produce, meat and fish at a variety of individual purveyors. Then came the… -
Another craft marketplace for artisans
Stowe Boyd points us to CraftNetwork, another craft marketplace connecting developing world artisans with customers around the world, along the… -
Fresh Video Series: A New Generation of Bar Codes
Our ongoing series Fresh profiles standout startups before they become household names. Now we're adding videos of some of the featured… -
Will good ideas still get funded?
Adam Davidson at NPR's excellent Planet Money blog asks the right question:
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