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Small Business Administration

SBA Mandates Financial Disclosure from All 8(a) Program Participants

Discover the implications of the SBA's new mandate requiring financial disclosure from all 8(a) Program participants. Learn how this change affects small businesses and promotes transparency in federal contracting.

Deadline for 2026 National Small Business Week Awards Nominations Extended to December 22

Discover the extended deadline for the 2026 National Small Business Week Awards nominations, now open until December 22. Learn how to submit your nominations and celebrate the achievements of outstanding small businesses in your community.

Record Holiday Spending Signals Growing Consumer Confidence in Trump’s Economic Policies

Explore how record holiday spending reflects increasing consumer confidence in Trump's economic policies, highlighting the factors driving this trend and its implications for the economy.

Virginia Entrepreneurs Arrested for Alleged Scheme to Compromise Government Databases

Explore the shocking case of Virginia entrepreneurs arrested for an alleged scheme to compromise government databases. Discover the details of their actions, the impact on cybersecurity, and what this means for future entrepreneurial ventures in the tech landscape.

Utah Businessman Sentenced for $437K COVID-19 PPP Fraud

A Utah businessman has been sentenced for committing COVID-19 PPP fraud, resulting in a loss of $437,000. Discover the details of the case, the sentencing outcome, and its implications for fraud prevention in government assistance programs.

House Passes ‘Made in America Manufacturing Finance Act’; SBA Administrator Loeffler Celebrates Boost for Local Businesses

The House has passed the 'Made in America Manufacturing Finance Act', a significant step toward revitalizing local businesses. SBA Administrator Loeffler celebrates this new legislation aimed at boosting domestic manufacturing and supporting economic growth.

El Cajon Firm and HR Manager Admit Guilt in Illegal Alien Employment Scheme; $200,000 Forfeiture Announced

An El Cajon firm and its HR manager have pleaded guilty in a scheme involving the employment of illegal aliens, leading to a significant $200,000 forfeiture. Discover the details behind this case and its implications for local businesses.

Paycheck Protection Program Lender Co-Founder Sentenced to 10 Years for $63M Fraud

A co-founder of a Paycheck Protection Program lender has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for orchestrating a $63 million fraud scheme. Discover the details of this high-profile case and its implications for the PPP initiative.