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Send us your questions on challenges you face in your business. Journalist Karen E. Klein will interview experts and distill their insights into answers.
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In the SEC's JOBS Act Lawsuit, a Message to Critics
In latest fraud lawsuit, SEC shows it's not in love with the JOBS Act -
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Home Is Where the Hope Is for Midsize Companies
Executives at U.S. companies with annual revenue from $10 million to $1 billion are more confident about their local economies than they are of larger economies -
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With Boston Locked Down, Small Business Steps Up
With Boston on lockdown during the manhunt for a suspect in the Marathon bombings, meet a few entrepreneurs who stayed open for business -
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VCs That Back Women Beat Those That Don't
The least-connected venture capital firms are the most likely to invest in women-led companies -
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Struggling Cities, From Detroit to New Orleans, See Startups as Saviors
Efforts are spreading to lure tech entrepreneurs to places not known for their tech scenes -
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Surprise: Everyone Applauds Small Business Tax Reform
The hard part is figuring out how to pay for the tax breaks—and how to keep small business from getting lost in a larger tax bill -
Financing
What Happened to Small Businesses Walloped by Hurricane Sandy?
The SBA announced $19 million in grants for partners to assist businesses with planning, but thousands of owners are waiting on the agency's loans -
Policy
Canada Launches a Startup Visa to Lure Entrepreneurs
Go north, young techie. Canada wants your startup -
Financing
Treasury’s Small Business Lending Fund Faces New Criticism
Community banks that used fund money to pay back government loans didn't do enough for Main Street, a new report says -
Financing
Did Main Street Get Shorted by Treasury's Small Business Lending Fund?
The bailout for community banks didn't come close to translating into the $300 billion in small business loans once projected -
Financing
Crowdfunders Are Quietly Donating and Lending Billions
A new study says platforms such as Kickstarter, Kiva, and Prosper raised $2.7 billion in 2012, nearly twice as much as in 2011 -
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How Much Risk Is Too Much for Small Businesses?
States consider limits on how small employers use self-funded health plans to save on insurance costs and skirt some requirements of Obamacare -
Policy
How Hedge Funds Are Slowing JOBS Act Rules for Small Businesses
The SEC could sidestep worries about hedge funds advertising by using small businesses as a test case -
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Small Employers Struggle to Get a Grip on Obamacare
Many still don't understand how the law affects them -
Financing
Crowdfunding's on Hold. So Is Crowdfunding Fraud
Predictions about a robust new source of capital for entrepreneurs and a flood of fraudsters preying on gullible investors haven't materialized
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