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Legislative Summary from State Senator Nancy Skinner

Some Upbeat News for Black Businesses Still Reeling From Pandemic Losses

During a news briefing hosted by Ethnic Media Services last month, speakers discussed how small businesses in California and around the country can emerge from this crisis, catch the wave of what seems to be a gathering economic boom, or continue to tread water to stay afloat. 

Everett Sands the Driving Force Behind Lendistry - Los Angeles Sentinel

Ethnic Businesses in the Post Pandemic: Catch the Boom or Left Behind?

Since the pandemic started, 200,000 small U.S. businesses have closed permanently. Access to federal loans was limited. How can ethnic entrepreneurs stay afloat during the country’s economy reopening?

PPP pandemic relief for small businesses is beset by confusion and dashed hopes

PPP pandemic relief for small businesses is beset by confusion and dashed hopes Don Lee © Provided by The LA Times Tiny businesses like those at the Paramount Swap Meet have struggled to survive over the past year. (Kent Nishimura / Los Angeles Times) The federal government’s massive Payroll Protection Program, which has been a lifeline for small businesses hit by the pandemic, has become so mired in confusion and delays as money runs out that hundreds of thousands of applicants may get no help, especially in underserved minority communities. During the first months after President Biden took office, his administration far exceeded its predecessor in channeling funds to vulnerable companies. But in recent weeks, as the program s May 31 expiration date draws near, the agency responsible for it has been overwhelmed, and lenders can’t even be sure how much money is still available for loans.

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