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Nov 23

Heard on the Street: CDFIs as game changers, investing in women entrepreneurs of color, and more

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: CDFIs have untapped potential as game changers for minority-owned businesses: Supporting underserved entrepreneurs is a key pillar of...

Nov 16

Heard on the Street: small business still struggling to secure capital, and more corporations commit to closing the racial wealth gap

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: For Small-Business Owners, a Shifting Landscape of Resources: Small businesses across the country have been pounded by the...

Nov 09

Heard on the Street: keeping Black banks alive, small business continue to struggle, and the Fed wants to lend more money

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Why we need to bring the entrepreneurship narrative back to small-business owners: VC-backed companies comprise less than 1%...

Oct 19

Heard on the Street: Business Roundtable addresses racial injustice, SBA decreases loans to Black-owned businesses, and more

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Walmart CEO: Business Roundtable members have new plans to fight historic racial injustice: The 208 members of the...

Oct 05

Heard on the Street: women entrepreneurs face additional hurdles, Fed lowers loan level for small business lending program, and more

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: 'Scared about the future': Female small-business owners face extra hurdles during pandemic shutdowns: Women who run small businesses...

Oct 05

Heard on the Street: false hope of reopening, fintech opps for small businesses, and why OZones have largely failed

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Small Businesses Are the Engines of Inclusive Growth: Drexel’s Metro Finance director talks with Charisse Conanan Johnson, of...

Sep 28

Heard on the Street: why CDFIs need equity investments, no forgiveness for many small businesses, and a new grant program for Cook Co

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Cook County plans to give out grants of up to $10,000 to small businesses hit hard by pandemic:...

Sep 21

Heard on the Street: new initiative to help black communities, new focus on community foundations, and CFPB rule proposals

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Mastercard Pledges $500 million to Help Close Racial Wealth and Opportunity Gap for Black Communities Across America: Furthering...

Sep 14

Heard on the Street: legal aid for NYC businesses, saving Main Street businesses, and the largest black-owned bank

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Legal Aid to Level the Playing Field for Small Businesses in New York: The Commercial Lease Assistance Program...

Sep 08

Heard on the Street: fiscal justice investing, small business aid drying up, and Black-owned banks dwindling

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Investors Want to Align Their Dollars with Racial Justice Demands: It’s no longer enough simply to avoid investments...

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Heard on the Street: CDFIs as game changers, investing in women entrepreneurs of color, and more

Heard on the Street: small business still struggling to secure capital, and more corporations commit to closing the racial wealth gap

Heard on the Street: keeping Black banks alive, small business continue to struggle, and the Fed wants to lend more money

Heard on the Street: Business Roundtable addresses racial injustice, SBA decreases loans to Black-owned businesses, and more

Heard on the Street: women entrepreneurs face additional hurdles, Fed lowers loan level for small business lending program, and more

Heard on the Street: false hope of reopening, fintech opps for small businesses, and why OZones have largely failed

Heard on the Street: why CDFIs need equity investments, no forgiveness for many small businesses, and a new grant program for Cook Co

Heard on the Street: new initiative to help black communities, new focus on community foundations, and CFPB rule proposals

Heard on the Street: legal aid for NYC businesses, saving Main Street businesses, and the largest black-owned bank

Heard on the Street: fiscal justice investing, small business aid drying up, and Black-owned banks dwindling

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