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The Arkadelphian : Strip business center will replace former church | Regional News
The Arkadelphia City Board of Directors met Tuesday to discuss the annual 5-mill tax ordinance and the rezoning of a Pine Street property to make way for a clinic and other businesses expected to be rented on that lot. The board unanimously approved the second reading of the 5-mill tax ordinance. The ordinance now heads
Faulkner’s leap into business world marks 22nd year | News
Editor’s Note: October is National Women’s Small Business Month and Oct. 18-22 is National Business Women’s Week. The Metropolis Planet is saluting Massac County’s many women in business with a closer look at four of them during the month of October. According to the website fundera.com, 40% of U.S. businesses, or 12.3 million, are women-owned,
Dubai’s Expo Opens, Bringing First World’s Fair to Mideast | Business News
By AYA BATRAWY and ISABEL DEBRE, Associated Press DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — After eight years of planning and billions of dollars in spending, the Middle East’s first world’s fair opened Friday in Dubai, with hopes that the months-long extravaganza will draw both visitors and global attention to this desert-turned-dreamscape. The coronavirus pandemic pushed
Fitness business opens on Center Street in Ashtabula | Local News
ASHTABULA — Courtney and Matthew Anderson celebrated the opening of their Center Street fitness business on Saturday with clients, friends and business leaders. Functioning High Intensity Interval Training, or F.H.I.I.T., was the focal point of activity as the Greater Ashtabula Chamber of Commerce held the ribbon cutting to welcome them to their new building at
Carving a special place and name for himself in the business world is Jai Karan Walia| APN News
Previous story: Saood Mansoori one of the famous personalities provided covid vaccines at the time of Lockdown Carving a special place and name for himself in the business world is Jai Karan Walia Published on September 17, 2021 This multi-preneur is flourishing sky high and etching his name in gold in the books of entrepreneurial
Upcoming CCC&TI Small Business Center workshops | Local News
WATAUGA — Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute’s Small Business Center offers free workshops, one-on-one assistance and many more services to help local small businesses. To reserve a seat at one of the free workshops, visit www.cccti.edu/smallbusiness. Small business owners can also call (828) 726-3065 to set up a free, confidential consultation with the Small
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
Trade Ledger supercharges business loan approval speeds, delivering 90% reduction in ‘time to yes’ in ScotPac asset finance pilot | News
LONDON, Sept. 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Global digital lending platform innovator, Trade Ledger, has joined forces with ScotPac, Australia and New Zealand’s largest non-bank SME lender, to create a market-leading origination and underwriting experience for business funding. The partnership demonstrates the game-changing scope of the Trade Ledger platform for business lenders and their customers, dramatically
Free webinars assist with using QuickBooks | Local News
HICKORY — The Catawba Valley Community College Small Business Center will present two free webinars to assist small businesses and start-ups with using QuickBooks to track their finances. The Small Business Center will present a no-cost “Introduction to QuickBooks Desktop” webinar on Wednesday, Aug. 25, from 9-11 a.m. This webinar gets new and existing small
SBA announces $150,000 to fund Women’s Business Center in Tulsa | Business News
In consideration of the public health concerns due to the Coronavirus pandemic, SBA will establish a Virtual Business Recovery Center to provide personalized assistance to business owners on Friday, Aug. 6, 2021. From Staff Reports The U.S. Small Business Administration announced the availability of $150,000 for a new grant opportunity for established and aspiring women’s
Waco ‘MegaFactory’ will build modular homes near Amazon center | Local Business News
Waco businessman Bill Clifton, who represents the Waco Industrial Foundation on the board that recommends incentives, said the company in question “does not have a long track record, but does have ambitious plans.” Plans call for factories in Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas, Denver, Chicago, Nashville, Atlanta, Miami, Charlotte, New York City and Boston. Northern California
Get Business News on the Go with The Business Journal App – Business Journal Daily
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — Subscribers to The Business Journal can now get their business news on the go with a new mobile app available for Apple and Android devices. The Business Journal mobile app is part of the multimedia publishing company’s initiative to allow users to customize their level of access. Users registered under any of
FMU School of Business offering a new certification course in business analytics | Local News
FMU’s School of Business is launching a new certificate program in business analytics beginning in August. The program will provide an in-depth examination of the technical skills and knowledge necessary to advance a career in the field of business through data analysis. FMU PHOTO STAFF REPORTS FLORENCE, S.C. − Francis Marion University will give aspiring executives
Faherty takes reins of CORE business center | Local News
Dawn Faherty had planned to retire this November after 35 years as a Florida public servant. Until, that is, she was asked to head up a new initiative that will help local businesses grow and expand. County commissioners Tuesday officially announced that Faherty will be the executive director for the new Citrus One-Stop Recovery and
July 15 – Effingham Chamber Relocating to New Springfield Business Center | Effingham/Statesboro News
July 15, 2021 – The Effingham County Chamber of Commerce will relocate its offices to the planned Co-Op Business Center in downtown Springfield, Ga. in the spring of 2022. The chamber’s board of directors reviewed multiple proposals and approved the plan, pending final lease terms, at its strategic planning retreat on June 24. The Co-Op Business Center
Ask Doug & Polly: Embezzlement occurs in the small business world, but take steps to protect your company from it | Business News
Doug & Polly White SHELBY LUM/TIMES-DISPATCH///////// BY DOUG AND POLLY WHITE Special correspondents QUESTION: I’m devastated. I have just found that the bookkeeper for my business has been embezzling from me. I’m not sure of the full extent of the loss, but she has been doing it for at least the last couple of years.
G-20 set to redefine world economic order post Trump, pandemic | Business and Economy News
Global finance chiefs this week will make their most concerted effort yet to redefine the world economic order in the era after Donald Trump and the coronavirus pandemic. With trade tensions no longer bedevilling the Group of 20 economies in the way they did during the former US president’s tenure, the first in-person meeting of
Local veteran business leader tapped to participate in USMCA pilot program | News
WATERVLIET, N.Y. — Amy Amoroso, director VBOC Region II hosted at the McNulty Veteran Business Center, was recently invited to join a select group of other small business counselors in Mexico, Canada, and the United States to collaborate and help small businesses find success through exports and help their clients take advantage of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada
Missouri Women’s Business Center celebrates 5-year anniversary, continues to help women-led businesses | Mid-Missouri News
Over 50 mid-Missouri businesses that are supported by the program participated in the celebration. COLUMBIA – The Missouri Women’s Business Center celebrated five years of helping female entrepreneurs and local businesses on Wednesday night. More than 50 mid-Missouri businesses that are supported by the non-profit program
NOC Business Group expanding to meet new demand | Local News
Company moving into former bank building in Washington NOC Business Group fired up a $1 million expansion a month ago that will quadruple its space. Business at the Washington-based computer repair, IT and internet provider has been booming as demand for its service has soared during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to President Greg Johnston. That,