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SBA Launches Regional Innovation Cluster Funding to Boost Domestic Manufacturing

Discover how the SBA's new Regional Innovation Cluster Funding initiative aims to enhance domestic manufacturing by fostering collaboration and innovation across industries. Learn about the opportunities and benefits for local businesses and communities.

Administrator Loeffler Heads U.S. Business Delegation to Poland

Join Administrator Loeffler as she leads a U.S. business delegation to Poland, fostering international trade and investment opportunities. Discover key insights and initiatives aimed at strengthening economic ties between the U.S. and Poland in this detailed article.

Dr. Casey Mulligan Appointed Chief Counsel for Advocacy at SBA

Discover the latest appointment of Dr. Casey Mulligan as Chief Counsel for Advocacy at the Small Business Administration (SBA). Learn about his background, goals, and what this means for small businesses across the nation.

SBA Marks 72 Years of Empowering America’s Small Businesses

Discover how the SBA has been empowering America’s small businesses for 72 years, supporting growth, innovation, and economic resilience through vital resources and programs.

SBA Revokes USAID Contracting Power Amid Bribery Scandal

In a significant move, the SBA has revoked USAID's contracting authority following a major bribery scandal. This article explores the implications of this decision, the details of the scandal, and its impact on future government contracts.

SBA Warns Federal Contracting Officers on Compliance Issues

Discover the latest guidance from the SBA as they alert federal contracting officers about compliance issues. This article explores key concerns, implications for contractors, and best practices to ensure adherence to federal regulations.

Azumi Limited Restaurants Settle for $3.6M Over PPP Loan Misrepresentation

Explore how Azumi Limited Restaurants reached a $3.6 million settlement over allegations of PPP loan misrepresentation, shedding light on the implications for businesses navigating pandemic relief programs.

Missouri City Resident Charged with $1.65 Million in Pandemic Loan Fraud

A Missouri City resident faces charges for allegedly defrauding pandemic relief programs, securing $1.65 million through fraudulent loan applications. Explore the details of the case and its implications for local businesses and the community.