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Kamala Harris touts the small business side of 'Bidenomics' at Santa Monica restaurant - Vimarsana News

Kamala Harris touts the small business side of 'Bidenomics' at Santa Monica restaurant

Vice President Kamala Harris stopped by a Santa Monica salad restaurant to pitch the Biden administration's support of small businesses.

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The Fintech Company Helping Black-Led Banks Provide Small-Business Loans - Vimarsana News

The Fintech Company Helping Black-Led Banks Provide Small-Business Loans

Women and people of color still have more difficulty accessing small business loans than white men. Lendistry is hoping to change that.

Nonbank jumps at rare chance to get into SBA 7(a) lending - Vimarsana News

Nonbank jumps at rare chance to get into SBA 7(a) lending

Lendistry, a fintech community development financial institution, obtained a license that allows it to become one of the few nondepository lenders with access to the Small Business Administration's flagship lending program.

Biden-Harris Administration Extends SBA Program for Underserved Entrepreneurs - Vimarsana News

Biden-Harris Administration Extends SBA Program for Underserved Entrepreneurs

Vice President Kamala Harris, along with the SBA, announced sweeping reforms to the Community Advantage Program.

Harris, Secretary of Commerce Raimondo tout 'equity' at minority-owned small business investment event - Vimarsana News

Harris, Secretary of Commerce Raimondo tout 'equity' at minority-owned small business investment event

Vice President Kamala Harris and Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo spoke Wednesday at Howard University to celebrate a major investment in minority-owned small businesses in the Washington, D.C., area.