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U.S. Small-Business Borrowing Hits Highest Level in 6 Years
American small businesses increased their borrowing to their highest levels in six years in July, in a sign that many owners are anticipating an uptick in economic activity.
Loan Market Remains Weak Amid Small-Business Struggles
Findings from Moody's Analytics reveals that small-business credit quality weakened in the third quarter.
Insider's Guide to How to Fund Your Startup
How you fund your startup will play a deciding role in the company you build.
4 Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for a Bank Loan
Two leading banks, honored for National Small Business Week, offer their best advice to business owners seeking credit.
What the Failed Deficit Deal Could Mean for Small Businesses
Failure to meet an agreement over reducing the nation's debts could trigger a spate of spending cuts that could carry implications for small businesses.
SBA Lending in 2012 Gets a Haircut
The SBA announced a banner year in 2011 -- supporting a record $30 billion in loans. But come 2012, the agency's sights are $1 billion lower.
At the SBA, New Challenges Lay Ahead
SBA backed loans are up but, with the latest debt woes, for how long?
Microfinance Hits Small Businesses Right Where It Helps
Here are three reasons why micro-borrowers do better than owners who've borrowed from a traditional bank.