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Jul 29

Heard on the Street: eyeing the next recession, the plight of small businesses in NYC, and San Fran’s new office of racial equity

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: A Recession Is Coming (Eventually). Here’s Where You’ll See It First: Economists don’t know when the decade-long expansion,...

Jul 22

Heard on the Street: Celebrating workhorse small businesses, using NMTC for small loan funds, and why black banks need policy support

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Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Forget Unicorns – As More Tech Companies Go Public, It’s Time To Celebrate Workhorses: Opportunity Fund’s Luz Urrutia...

Jul 15

Heard on the Street: record high small business loan approvals, employee ownership, and the best places to launch a small business

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Small business loan approvals by big and small banks reach record high in June 2019: The Biz2Credit Small...

Jul 08

Heard on the Street: OFN Small Business Finance Forum, small business plans among democratic candidates, and a more ethical blockchain

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: This Entrepreneur Funded 15,000 Companies With Over $2.2 Billion In Loans: Rohit Arora launched Biz2Credit during the middle...

Jul 01

Heard on the Street: revamping small business loans in Western Mass, getting OZone capital to small businesses, and more

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Holyoke Economic Development Corp. to revamp program with focus on smaller business loans: The city of Holyoke, MA...

Jun 24

Heard on the Street: where jobs are concentrating, negotiating race in cross-sector spaces, and getting women the loans their businesses need

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Where jobs are concentrating and why it matters to cities and regions: Today, new ideas and innovations are...

Jun 17

Heard on the Street: variable rate loans looking more attractive, shifting relationships between banks and fintechs, and how mayors can support small businesses

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: Variable Rate Loans Become More Attractive For Small Businesses As Fed Mulls Rate Cut: Whether you are a...

Jun 03

Heard on the Street: closing the wealth gap, small businesses helping top cities thrive, and high impact investing in low wealth communities

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: One of America’s Most Racially Unequal Cities Has A Plan To Close The Wealth Gap: The Boston Ujima...

May 20

Heard on the Street: ending predatory small business lending, launching minority-owned co-ops, and black women in Chicago getting things done

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: This is how we can end predatory practices in small business lending: When Opportunity Fund realized the scale...

May 13

Heard on the Street: crowdfunding for entrepreneurs, digital commercial lending, and making loans to co-ops

By Next Street | Heard on the Street

Heard on the Street – here’s what we were reading last week: How Entrepreneurs Are Tapping Into the Power of Local: Crowdfunding campaigns being used in Appalachia are “like a...

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Heard on the Street: eyeing the next recession, the plight of small businesses in NYC, and San Fran’s new office of racial equity

Heard on the Street: Celebrating workhorse small businesses, using NMTC for small loan funds, and why black banks need policy support

Heard on the Street: record high small business loan approvals, employee ownership, and the best places to launch a small business

Heard on the Street: OFN Small Business Finance Forum, small business plans among democratic candidates, and a more ethical blockchain

Heard on the Street: revamping small business loans in Western Mass, getting OZone capital to small businesses, and more

Heard on the Street: where jobs are concentrating, negotiating race in cross-sector spaces, and getting women the loans their businesses need

Heard on the Street: variable rate loans looking more attractive, shifting relationships between banks and fintechs, and how mayors can support small businesses

Heard on the Street: closing the wealth gap, small businesses helping top cities thrive, and high impact investing in low wealth communities

Heard on the Street: ending predatory small business lending, launching minority-owned co-ops, and black women in Chicago getting things done

Heard on the Street: crowdfunding for entrepreneurs, digital commercial lending, and making loans to co-ops

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