$78 Million Available in Small Business Grants Across America

The effects of the pandemic have been especially prominent for minority-owned businesses, and for those in certain industries like entertainment and recreation. This week, Massachusetts launched grant programs to address both of those areas. And communities and organizations throughout...

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Google Giving Its Search Engine AI Chat Capabilities

Google has announced its intention to improve its search engine by integrating advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chat features that allow more natural, interactive communication with users. CEO Sundar Pichai shared these plans in a recent interview with the Wall...

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Honda Recalls Over 500,000 CR-Vs Due to Risk of Trailing Arm Detachment

Honda is recalling 563,711 CR-V vehicles from model years 2007 to 2011 due to a potential risk of rear trailing arm detachment caused by frame corrosion. This issue could lead to loss of vehicle control and increase the chances of...

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Justice Dept. Sues Activision Blizzard, Seeks to End Esports Player Salary Cap

The United States Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a civil antitrust lawsuit against Activision Blizzard, Inc., one of the largest video game developers and publishers in the world. The suit accuses the company of implementing rules that limited...

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Why “Do It Selling!” Should Be on Every Solopreneur’s Bookshelf

Let’s be real, as a solopreneur, you’re probably more afraid of selling your services than speaking in public — and that’s a lot of fear! But what if I told you that there’s a book out there that can turn...

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Amazon Beefs Up Counterfeit Prevention Efforts for Sellers

Amazon has released its third annual Brand Protection Report which describes how the company protects customers, brands and selling partners from counterfeit products. The report explains Amazon’s strategy of combining industry-leading technology with experts who have been successful in preventing...

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OPEC Production Cut Raises Gas Prices for US Consumers

Last weekend, OPEC announced a production cut of over a million barrels per day, causing crude oil prices to surge above $80 a barrel and the national average for regular gasoline to increase by seven cents to $3.55. The...

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Deadline Nears for Louisiana SBA Disaster Loans Following Severe Storms and Tornado

Tanya N. Garfield, Director of the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Disaster Field Operations Center-West, urged Louisiana businesses and residents today to apply for SBA federal disaster loans by the May 5, 2023 deadline. The loans address property damage resulting...

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Interesting Businesses for Sale in New York

Are you someone that is thinking of buying a small business in 2023?  If the answer is yes, look no further than these interesting brick-and-mortar businesses for sale in New York. From a dynamic glass company to a Tiki-themed...

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In the News: Pandemic Recovery Grants of up to $75K Availalbe Now

With so many pandemic-related issues faced by small businesses, it is not surprising owners are still feeling the effect. And this is why there are still many grants available now. Whether it is funding through the American Rescue Plan...

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