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5 Lessons a Small Business Owner Can Learn from the Downfall of Andrew Cuomo

An attorney with employment litigation experience has advice for small businesses after the downfall of Andrew Cuomo. The former New York Governor resigned last month amid sexual harassment allegations. “Times have changed,” writes Peter J. Glennon, founder of the Glennon Law Firm. “  “Boorish behavior may have been ignored in the [CONTINUE READING]

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Jon Reed of Diginomica – Virtual or Live, Events in General Just Haven’t Been Done Well, Which Continues to be a Lost Opportunity

Before the pandemic I was going to about 30 physical events a year.  During the pandemic I haven’t gone to any, but I’ve gone to way more events virtually.  And I can honestly say that in either form, events leave a lot to be desired.  But at least physical events [CONTINUE READING]

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See How Alibaba.com Gives Ecommerce Businesses an Edge

Sponsored Post Small Business Trends takes a look at the many benefits, such as direct sourcing from manufacturers, online showrooms, and savings, that Alibaba.com offers to drop shippers and other ecommerce sellers. Watch the video here… This article, “See How Alibaba.com Gives Ecommerce Businesses an Edge” was first published on [CONTINUE READING]

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Spotlight: How the BloomBridge Founder Turned a Family Promise into a Business

Placing flowers on a loved one’s grave is a sign of love and remembrance. However, it’s not always easy to visit in person, especially for family members who don’t live nearby. However, BloomBridge aims to make it easier for people to honor deceased loved ones with flowers. Read how the [CONTINUE READING]

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Small Business Loan Approvals Up at Banks and Non-Bank Lenders

The Biz2Credit Small Business Lending Index for August reveals banks and non-bank lenders approved more loans in August. This includes big and small banks as well as institutional and alternative lenders. Only credit unions didn’t see any change, staying the same for the past two months with a 20.5% loan [CONTINUE READING]