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By Keith Girard |
Filed In:
Boards of Directors
and
Shareholders & Governance
A controversial venture capital bill sped through the House of Representatives last week, and now moves to the Senate for consideration. What's the hurry? Good question, say small business groups that oppose the...
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By Keith Girard |
In Washington these days, everyone is suddenly a friend of small business, even if an issue actually has little to do with small firms, or worse, adversely affects them.
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By Keith Girard |
Filed In:
Public Contracting
and
Contracts & Bids
The Small Business Administration revealed the latest figures on small business contracting, and, once again, it's time to round up the usual supsects.
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By Keith Girard |
Filed In:
Lobbying
and
Elections & Politics
The congressional debate over energy policy is heating up. But when it comes to the best approach to address our thirst for fossil fuels, small business owners are as divided as the rest...
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By Keith Girard |
Filed In:
Public Contracting
and
Contracts & Bids
The federal government's small business contracting program has been a low-boil scandal for years. Can congressional Democrats finally do something about it, now that they're in power?
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By Keith Girard |
Filed In:
Public Contracting
and
Contracts & Bids
Government bureaucracies are known for inefficiency and waste, So why are Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill up in arms over a plan by the government to change the way it buys office...
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By Keith Girard |
Filed In:
Minority Businesses
and
Company Structures & Ownership
The Small Business Administration is proud of its record for promoting minority- and women-owned businesses, but it all seems to depend on how you shade the statistics, according to critics.
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By Keith Girard |
Filed In:
Commercial Lending
and
Banking, Lending & Credit Services
At first glance, a new Senate small-business lending bill looks like straight-forward attempt to help small firms. But in reality, it's a heat-seeking missile aimed directly at the Bush Administration.
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By Peter Lucash |
Filed In:
US Democratic Party
and
US Political Parties
On Monday, some 40 companies, including Pepsi, Safeway, Pacific Electric and Gas and takeover managers Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company, have joined forces to announce the formation of the Coalition to Advance Healthcare...
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By Keith Girard |
Filed In:
US Democratic Party
and
US Political Parties
Lloyd Chapman, president and founder of the American Small Business League has been leading the crusade for federal contracting reform. He finally makes some progress with the passage of a new House bill,...
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By Keith Girard |
Filed In:
US Republican Party
and
US Political Parties
Last February, I wrote about American Small Business League President Lloyd Chapman and his quixotic campaign to reform government contracting laws. The new Democratic-controlled Congress finally seems to be getting the message. But...
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By Peter Lucash |
Filed In:
National Health Insurance
and
Government Health Insurance
Now he's done it. California Governor Arnold Schwarteneger has proposed a $12 billion program to require health insurance for all state residents, legal and otherwise. Putting the details aside, when a conservative Republican...
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By Peter Lucash |
Filed In:
Public Health & Welfare Law
and
Legal
This morning's San Francisco Chronicle started a series on how health care reform is effecting California. Even Gov. Schwarzenegger, who started out as a hard line Republican, has taken the responsibility of governing...
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By Peter Lucash |
Filed In:
US Republican Party
and
US Political Parties
The "word" seems to be that the new Congress will not be enacting any significant health care reform. There are some who are suggesting that the best thing Congress can do is to...
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By John Foley |
Enjoying the subtle sheen of varnished, well buffed wood, accompanied by rustic hues of an earthy palette has always been more inviting to me than the glistening gleam of chrome and glass. The...
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By Peter Levinson |
Filed In:
Enterprise Globalization
and
Company Strategy
Book Short: You'd Never Run Your Business This Way... I am an unabashed conservative, so you might wonder what I was doing reading A Country That Works, by union chief Andy Stern,...
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By John Foley |
Filed In:
Restaurant Food & Beverage Sales
and
Restaurants & Food Service Sector Performance
Industry Update. Get ready. The headline in The Press Democrat, a Santa Rosa, California, sister - paper to the New York Times, read: Restaurants, high-end retailers feeling pinch. Another time a headline like...
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By Peter Levinson |
Filed In:
Customer Service
and
Customer Relations
Book Short: Choose Voice! I took a couple days off last week and decided to re-read two old favorites. One --Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead -- my fourth reading -- will take me...
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By Peter Lucash |
Filed In:
Deaths & Death Rates
and
Demographic Trends
Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama published an article in the New England Journal of Medicine this week that offers a different approach to controlling the medical malpractice insurance crisis/problem. We know that...
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By Denise O'Berry |
Filed In:
US Republican Party
and
US Political Parties
Does that title make you laugh? Affordable healthcare for small business owners has always seemed like an oxymoron to me! If you've tried (or have) health insurance for your small business, you've probably...
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