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This Week's Highlight | SBA Small Business Loans Explained–Availability, Eligibility and the Application Process

SBA Small Business Loans Explained–Availability, Eligibility and the Application Process
With 2009 behind us, it's pleasing to see some indicators that the government-backed small business loan market may be trending in the right direction. If you have struggled to get financing in the past, or are thinking of venturing into small business loan territory for the first time, here are some pointers. Read more...

Share Your Energy Saving Tips
Businesses that conserve energy not only help the environment, but also save money. This month's Idea Exchange asks community members to share your energy saving tips to help other businesses go green. Read more...


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Most foreign-owned businesses expand their operations into the U.S. by establishing a branch office or an online presence. Both processes are very similar to starting a new business as any American citizen would, except for a few extra steps during registration and some special tax regulations. Learn more about visa laws, import regulations, and other government services for foreign businesses expanding operations into the U.S. Read more...

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