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Contest Seeks Entrepreneurs from the African Diaspora
US AID and Western Union are seeking business plans from U.S.-based African entrepreneurs to spur investment in Sub-Saharan Africa. Between 10 and… -
The Anatomy of an Entrepreneur
This is a guest blog by Emily Schmitt, who joined BusinessWeek’s Small Business team and Investing team in June. When Ken Rapp was 16 years old,… -
The Problems Franchisees Face with Conglomerate Franchisors
BusinessWeek's SmallBiz team is introducing two new guest bloggers today. Don Sniegowski, who wrote the post below, is the founding editor of the… -
Could Competition Fix Small Business' Health Insurance Woes?
There's a crucial point for small businesses in a story up today by BW's Cathy Arnst about competition in the health insurance market: [The… -
Is Entrepreneurship Declining?
Scott Shane says yes. Steve King says no. I'd like to see a closer analysis of the trends in the past 10 years. There's been a fundamental shift in… -
In France: the Government is Pushing Small Business
In America we like to say that small business is the engine that drives the economy, but in France, not so much. That conventional axiom however… -
VC Funding Edges Up, First-Time Fundings Remain Low
Venture capital investment ticked up slightly in the second quarter to $3.7 billion invested in 612 deals, up from $3.2 billion in 603 deals in the… -
Obama on Balancing Needs of Small Business and Multinationals
We just published an interview that BW editor Stephen Adler and Washington Bureau Chief Jane Sasseen did with President Obama in the Oval Office… -
Advanta Settles "Deceptive and Unfair Practices" Charge for $35 Million
Advanta agreed to pay $35 million in restitution to small business cardholders who saw their APRs jacked up unfairly, in a settlement announced by… -
Negative Trends: Why Lending May Not Pick Up In 2010
Small business owners expecting an easier time getting a loan or credit line in 2010 should watch out for two words: Negative trends. Bankers look…
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