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Dr. David Gifford meets with RI Businesses
The head of the RI Dept. of Health met with small business owners to discuss H1N1, and why small businesses are extremely vulnerable to the flu virus.
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Shinseki outlines VA plan to end homelessness among veterans
WASHINGTON - Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki yesterday announced the framework of a bold initiative to end homelessness among veterans within five years.
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Watchdog urged to review finance
The Office of Fair Trading is facing pressure over concerns that small Scottish businesses have difficulty accessing finance.
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'They're living in Disney World': Government's business tsar Alan...
Gordon Brown's business tsar Alan Sugar was under siege last night after dismissing struggling small firms as ' moaners' who lived in 'Disney World'. The multi-millionaire claimed a mere 15 per cent of businesses turned down for bank loans had anything to complain about.
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Learn more about Intuita s acquisition of Mint
Mountain View, Calif. Nov. 02, 2009 Intuit Inc . has completed its acquisition of Mint.com , a fast-growing provider of online personal finance services based in Mountain View, Calif.
Senate committee to investigate insurer pricing
The Senate Democratic chairman said Tuesday the panel is investigating how health insurers price the coverage they sell to small businesses, which have struggled for years with soaring premiums.
CIT Bankruptcy Plan May Win OK At Dec....
A U.S. bankruptcy judge set a Dec. 8 hearing to consider approval of CIT Group Inc's reorganization plan, aiding the large commercial lender's effort to emerge from bankruptcy by year's end.
Shoppers and small businesses plan to spend less on gifts this holiday season
FISTED?: A third of U.S. adults said they would spend less this year than they did in 2008 on gifts, while 49 per cent would spend about the same amount, according to a Consumer Reports poll on holiday shopping.
For millions of Americans the rule is simple: If you don't come to work, you don't get paid.
Small businesses could get break on Alabama Power rates
Thousands of small businesses could get a break on their electric bills from Alabama Power starting with the new year.
House Republicans roll out health insurance alternatives
Consumers could cross state lines to buy coverage. There'd be no big government expansion.
Tight Credit Forces Creative Funding
By Ann Meyer, SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE -- Chicago Tribune , November 2, 2009 Monday Chicagoland Final Edition To grow his health care supply manufacturing company, Ash Luthra needed money and workers.
CIT Group Inc., in one of the biggest corporate bankruptcies ever, filed for Chapter 11 protection in New York on Sunday.
CIT failure to leave small businesses floundering
CIT Group Inc's bankruptcy filing, while long expected, could still trigger a financing crunch for many of the hundreds of thousands of small businesses it finances.
Health care plan hits rich with big tax increases
Their wealthy counterparts, however, face big tax increases that could eventually hit future generations of taxpayers who are less wealthy.
San Fran's latest battle royale: parking meters
This city's most popular neighborhoods are night owls, streets that come alive when the restaurants and pubs set the mood and light their candles.
Swine flu without sick leave? Tricky calculation for millions trying to stay well or risk rent
For millions of Americans the rule is simple: If you don't come to work, you don't get paid.
CIT Group seeks prepackaged reorganization in New York bankruptcy court
Lender CIT Group has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, in an effort to restructure its debt while trying to keep loans flowing to the thousands of mid-sized and small businesses.
Geithner: Economy rebounding, but job growth lags
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner acknowledges the federal budget deficit is too high, but that the priorities now are economic growth and job creation.
Microsoft kills Office Accounting, continues support
Office Accounting, Microsoft's bookkeeping and management software that integrates with the ubiquitous productivity suite, is being discontinued on Nov.