Small Business Administration

Dana Glosson and her husband, Toby, made about $170,000 a year before the pandemic from their Georgetown materials transportation company, Glosson Enterprises. But in May 2020, Toby caught the virus and spent months in the hospital. He died three months later. “It’s felt like one thing after another and I just can’t get my head above water to even get…

With businesses battling one of the tightest labor markets in recent memory, a creative approach on LinkedIn could help them stand out and attract job seekers.

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.

Two Texas men and one Oregon man have been charged with participating in a fraudulent scheme to obtain over $14 million in Government-guaranteed loans designed to provide relief to small businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Director Tanya N. Garfield of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Disaster Field Operations Center-West has announced that SBA has approved more than $100 million in federal disaster loans for Texas businesses and residents impacted by severe winter storms that occurred between Feb. 11 and Feb. 21, 2021.

Operators of various entertainment venues can apply for a new grant Thursday through the U.S. Small Business Administration, the administration announced.

Over the next two weeks, priority is being given to the country’s smallest employers applying for access to emergency loans.

Over the next two weeks, priority is being given to the country’s smallest employers applying for access to emergency loans. NBC 5’s Lili Zheng 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.

The Small Business Administration is reopening its Paycheck Protection Program this week, with some revamped rules and guidelines.

Banks across the country, are starting to work overtime to help businesses get their Paycheck Protection Program applications together. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen reports on the second round of help for small businesses.