How Minority-Owned Businesses Can Catch a Break (Business Week)

Expanding your business is always tough, and never more so than in the midst of a long-running economic slump. But women and minority entrepreneurs, who together own more than 10 million U.S. businesses, have access to more resources than they might realize. These...

Good Business In A Tough Economy (legalzoom.com)

“A lot the companies we serve are small, but they have their sights on becoming bigger,” said Scanlon, an executive with NAWBO (the National Association of Women Business Owners) “They are thinking bigger. We adopted that as our theme, and its really...

Women's-Only Networking Grows (Women Entrepreneur)

When Michelle Dunn wanted help, she went looking for other women business owners. Recently divorced with two small children, Dunn wanted help growing her business, which sells personal-finance books and classes. Too busy to go out for in-person networking events, Dunn...

Study: Women Rock As Small Business Owners (FOXBusiness)

A forthcoming NAWBO survey found that 59% of the 550 members surveyed said they did not seek new loans or lines of credit in 2009; 15% did attempt to obtain more credit but failed, 7% got financial help but was less than what they needed, while 19% said they got what...

What The Health Care Bill Means For Women (Forbes)

The new health care bill represents one of the biggest challenges to U.S. social policy in decades. And for several reasons it may have an especially large impact on women in the U.S. That’s because women make the majority of family health care decisions, and on...
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