Friday, March 27, 2026
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Small Business Administration

Fresno Entrepreneur Gets 14-Month Sentence for PPP Loan Fraud

A Fresno entrepreneur has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for committing fraud related to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans. Discover the details of the case and its implications for those involved in PPP fraud.

SBA Moves Washington Metro District Office to Herndon, Virginia

Discover the recent relocation of the SBA Washington Metro District Office to Herndon, Virginia. Learn about the implications for local businesses and how this move enhances support for entrepreneurs in the region.

Suburban Chicago Man Receives 6.5-Year Sentence for $3.3 Million COVID-Relief Fraud

A suburban Chicago man has been sentenced to 6.5 years in prison for his involvement in a $3.3 million COVID-relief fraud scheme. Discover the details of this case and the implications for financial accountability during the pandemic.

Koreatown Businessman Arrested for Allegedly Misusing $2 Million in COVID Loans for Cryptocurrency Investments

A Koreatown businessman has been arrested for allegedly misusing $2 million in COVID relief loans to fund cryptocurrency investments. Discover the details behind this significant case of financial misconduct and its implications for the community.

SBA Hosts Inaugural Made In America Matchmaking Expo, Boosting Supplier-Manufacturer Connections

Join the SBA at its inaugural Made In America Matchmaking Expo, designed to enhance connections between suppliers and manufacturers. Discover new opportunities, network with industry leaders, and strengthen your business relationships in this unique event celebrating American-made products.

California Businessman Receives 5.5-Year Sentence for Loan Fraud Scheme

A California businessman has been sentenced to 5.5 years in prison for orchestrating a loan fraud scheme that deceived lenders and profited from falsified information. Discover the details of the case and its implications for financial integrity.

Court Strips Citizenship from Fraudster Behind $3.8 Million COVID-19 Relief Scam

Explore how a court has revoked citizenship from a fraudster involved in a $3.8 million COVID-19 relief scam, highlighting the legal consequences of pandemic-related fraud and the ongoing fight against financial crime.

Southern Colorado Funeral Home Operator Sentenced to 18 Years for Fraud Against Grieving Families and COVID-19 Relief

A Southern Colorado funeral home operator has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for defrauding grieving families and misusing COVID-19 relief funds. Discover the details of this shocking case and its impact on the community.