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Small Business Committee, 'Shark Tank' investor criticize proposed banking rules - Vimarsana News

Small Business Committee, 'Shark Tank' investor criticize proposed banking rules

Shark Tank investor and venture capitalist Kevin O'Leary urged House members Thursday to oppose a set of proposed bank regulations that he said would harm small businesses' access to loans.

Source: yahoo.com
Small Business Committee, 'Shark Tank' investor criticize proposed banking rules - Vimarsana News

Small Business Committee, 'Shark Tank' investor criticize proposed banking rules

Shark Tank investor and venture capitalist Kevin O'Leary urged House members Thursday to oppose a set of proposed bank regulations that he said would harm small businesses' access to loans.

Source: upi.com
Small Business Committee, 'Shark Tank' investor criticize proposed banking rules - Vimarsana News

Small Business Committee, 'Shark Tank' investor criticize proposed banking rules

Shark Tank investor and venture capitalist Kevin O'Leary urged House members Thursday to oppose a set of proposed bank regulations that he said would harm small businesses' access to loans.

Source: upi.com
Illinois businesses that opened during COVID eligible for state grants - Vimarsana News

Illinois businesses that opened during COVID eligible for state grants

Businesses and nonprofits that launched in 2020 or 2021, and are still open today, are eligible for up to $30,000 from the state’s Back to Business NewBiz grant program.

Illinois businesses that opened during COVID eligible for state grants - Vimarsana News

Illinois businesses that opened during COVID eligible for state grants

Businesses and nonprofits that launched in 2020 or 2021, and are still open today, are eligible for up to $30,000 from the state’s Back to Business NewBiz grant program.