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Scholarship Funds, Women’s Business Center and Fanraiser Challenge at JSU | Jackson Free Press
John Nau, president and CEO of Silver Eagle Distributors, L.P., bestowed $1 million to Jackson State University to support STEM scholarships and to name the atrium in the JSU College of Science, Engineering and Technology building after Brig. Gen. Robert Crear, a 1975 graduate of JSU. Photo courtesy JSU John Nau, president and chief executive
White Center business owners could get boost from King County funds
Months after fires hit businesses in the heart of White Center, some of them are still working to recover and reopen. WHITE CENTER, Wash. — Businesses in White Center that were impacted by fires earlier this year could get additional help after King County Council set aside $2 million for economic recovery in the area
Grant funds offered to business owners hurt by flooding | News
Haywood Strong Disaster Relief Fund will be offering flood relief for business owners impacted by Tropical Storm Fred. The fund is one of the initiatives created by the Haywood Business Support Task Force, a collaboration between the Haywood County Chamber of Commerce (Chamber), The Mountain West Partnership (MWP), WCU and UNCA Small Business Technology Development
Tech startup financing hits records as giant funds dwarf venture capitalists
Check out what’s clicking on FoxBusiness.com. Big money-management firms expanded their dominance in Silicon Valley last quarter, crowding out venture capitalists in a once-niche business and putting 2021 on pace to nearly double last year’s record in startup financing. Hedge funds, mutual funds, pensions, sovereign-wealth groups and other so-called nontraditional venture investors were more active
With Funds Nearly Exhausted, Paycheck Protection Program Will Stop Accepting Most New Applications
Portrait of mature worker using laptop and speaking by smartphone in workshop interior, copy space. The Paycheck Protection Program has been a popular vehicle for helping small businesses survive the COVID-19 crisis — so popular that it has run out of money for most borrowers nearly a month before its application deadline. See: How Small-Business
Column: Is city wasting funds on privately-owned business center?
Jim Cogan City offering pay-as-you-can deal to Santa Barbara co-working center –By Jim Cogan of Paso Robles On Tuesday, the Paso Robles City Council will consider additional incentives for The Sandbox – a Santa Barbara-based co-working business – in exchange for the company establishing a second location in Paso Robles. In 2019, the city hired
2018 Funds Tax Highlights
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