Small Business Majority reports that DREAMers don’t shy away from entrepreneurship, either. Those protected under DACA work at small businesses and start their own small businesses in droves.
Small Business News
02/13/2019 |
Forbes
Many small business owners are vulnerable to predatory practices from the unregulated lenders, said John Arensmeyer, founder and CEO of Small Business Majority.
02/12/2019 |
Lane Report
To better understand the state of rural small businesses, Small Business Majority conducted a three-pronged research project to explore the unique needs and challenges of small business owners in rural communities.
02/08/2019 |
The Boulder Daily Camera
A 2017 study by The Small Business Majority found that 70 percent support paid family leave. Employees are paid from the insurance fund so their employer can hire temporary help or offer overtime to other employees.
02/08/2019 |
Bloomberg Law
The report, from the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), included Trump administration arguments that the exchanges are showing greater signs of stability.
01/31/2019 |
USA Today
"Even though the shutdown is over for now, we're concerned about the speed with which government agencies can address the backlog of small business needs,” said John Arensmeyer, founder and CEO of Small Business Majority.
01/29/2019 |
Colorado Sun
“I know it was done under the guise of supporting small business, but the reality is it’s not really helping them,” said Hunter Railey, the Colorado state director of the Small Business Majority, a left-leaning business advocacy group. “It’s just been a tax break for the larger firms.”
01/28/2019 |
GK Men
"While small businesses may benefit from an agreement that will temporarily reopen the entire federal government, it's an inescapable fact that the partial government shutdown inflicted substantial damage on America's small firms", said founder and CEO John Arensmeyer.
01/28/2019 |
WTTG FOX 5 DC
"The Small Business Majority, a network of 58,000 small businesses, says that it's relieved the shutdown is over temporarily, but that firms face a long recovery"
01/26/2019 |
NPR
JOHN ARENSMEYER: I think what we've learned from this shutdown is how the ripple effects of this - how widespread they are and how important it is that we keep in mind that there are many, many hundreds of thousands, millions of lives at stake for seemingly small decisions by the government.
