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23 hours ago ago from The Education Supply Playground
A recent article on Businessweek.com looks at the growing dilemma between banks and small businesses. Banks are reluctant to loan to small businesses and therefore small businesses are unable to find necessary capital to keep their businesses afloat. According to the article, borrowers were tapping sources of funding other than banks because either credit interest rates where too high or banks reduced or stopped lending to small businesses ...
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12 hours ago ago from reoliveTV.com
Este texto trata-se de idéias e sugestões que giram em torno do presidente Obama. Sugestões que vão de créditos fiscais para gastos em infra-estrutura. See the original post: Providing Capital to Small Banks and Business Houses Would Help
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23 hours ago ago from Leeds on Finance
Please forward this to others who may be interested. Please help this blog grow. At the bottom of this article, you can find out how to sign up. Below, you will find some data that I've come across in the past week. The next summary will go out on Monday. The jobs data is mixed. Last Friday, the jobs report was stronger than expected only 11,000 jobs were lost. There were 50,000 temporary workers hired (and that often leads to ...
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With the House and Senate at work on differing proposals for financial reform, real change in the financial system seems more elusive than ever. Rebounding bank profits, a direct result of government giveaways, and gobbledygook from the industry have successfully fogged the issue. The vast public is in danger of losing sight of what was once, for a brief moment, plain as day: the financial system in its current form is ill-designed and ...
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