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SBA Seeks to Boost Small-Dollar Loans With New Push
The SBA is looking to increase the number of smaller loans in underserved communities with a new push.
Business Owners Take SBA Chief to Task
At a town hall at National Small Business Week, some entrepreneurs complain to Karen Mills about access to credit and high health insurance costs.
Gaps Persist Amid Small-Business Lending Comeback
In 2011, SBA lending hit a record level. SBA Administrator Karen G. Mills explains why.
Entrepreneurship as a Career Choice for New Grads Gets Some Respect
While the number of employed young people remains desperately low, some experts suggest entrepreneurship as an increasingly worthy option.
SBA Chief Touts Entrepreneurship to Recent Grads in Twitter Q&A
New college graduates are facing never-before-seen student-debt levels. The White House is hoping entrepreneurship is the answer.
Small-Business Lending: Getting Better, Still Not Great
Small-business lending has been showing signs of life, albeit not the activity seen before the recession.
Obama 'Can't Wait' To Help Entrepreneurs
The Jobs Act didn't pass muster with Congress, so Barack Obama has issued some proposals without legislation. See what's in the works for small businesses.
The State of the SBA
SBA chief Karen Mills on how the agency evolved through the economic crisis.