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Believing that entrepreneurs are the backbone of the nation, a group of Texas business owners have banded together to help others.
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Business executives recently shared successful strategies during a panel discussion held by the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Delaware Minority Supplier Development Council.
Future Entrepreneur Seminar Continues Friday
The El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's Women's Business Border Center has developed a seminar series to help future entrepreneurs turn dreams into a reality.
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Social Media Seminar Slated for Arizona Western College
The day-long seminar will teach business people the latest about social media, websites, smart phones, video, email and brand marketing, analytics and more.
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Small-business Award Winners Announced
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Free Seminars for Business Success
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Growing Alternatives to Finance Innovation
Early-stage companies are finding growing alternatives to venture capital. Companies taking advantage of the different sources of capital led to a 22.8% increase in the total amount raised by privately held life sciences companies globally in 2012 to $12.4 billion compared with the $10.1 billion raised in 2011. Although many decry the lack of funding for early-stage life sciences companies, capital is available.
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10 Alternatives to Finance Your Business
I am often asked about options to finance a start-up business. Of course investors and bank loans are a common solution. However, a budding entrepreneur simply might not want to bring on investors or can't secure a bank loan. For those business builders who need to follow another path, there are many other solutions.
Teen Pushes for Calif. Bill to Lower 'Made in USA' Standards
A young California businessman is pushing for a bill to allow California products labeled as 'Made in the USA' to be held to the lower federal standard that requires only 75 percent of a product's components to have been made in this country.
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