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In the Obama administration's proposed 2012 budget for the SBA, which seeks $818 million for small-business efforts, the agency planned to either limit its ability to make loans or to make fewer loans, depending on the program.

Kathleen Watts Smith, president and founder of The Brandmarket Inc., is the first recipient of the Women's Presidents Organization Breakthrough Business Leader Award.

Branding firm Corey McPherson Nash has determined 2011 the "Year of Brand Trust," and offers insights based on its 27 years of experience in helping companies connect through verbal and visual branding.

The U.S. Postal Service, seeking ways to increase business, has asked regulators to give it more flexibility in adjusting pricing for lightweight commercial parcels.

The first-ever government database of product safety complaints, which is scheduled to go public in two weeks, could be scrapped as a result of a budget amendment offered by a freshman member of the House.

There are a great number of reasons to buy American, ranging from weighty political and moral concerns to the basic business practicalities of running a physical product-based business.

If the news in California has your clients questioning the use of promotional products, send them this article showcasing all the benefits of premiums and incentives.

Data on Monday painted a bullish picture of the manufacturing sector, with a gauge of factory activity in the country's Midwest hitting a 22-1/2 year high this month.

Now that all 50 states allow startup entrepreneurs to organize their new businesses as LLCs, I routinely receive the question, “Which legal structure is better—a corporation or an LLC?”

WorkflowOne has entered an order formally confirming a Plan of Reorganization, positioning the company to restructure and emerge from Chapter 11 on or about March 2, 2011.