The California Senate vote to pass SB 1235, which would be the nation’s first small business truth-in-lending law, is a major step toward protecting small business owners from predatory lending practices.
Small Business News
09/03/2018 |
The Registry
09/01/2018 |
ColoradoBiz
Business owners in Colorado are "confused and concerned," says Hunter Railey, the Colorado outreach manager for Small Business Maionty, a national small business advocacy organization.
08/30/2018 |
Wall Street Journal
“While multiple employer plans can be effective when properly regulated, we don’t believe very many small businesses will participate,” said Small Business Majority founder and CEO John Arensmeyer.
08/23/2018 |
Sacramento Business Journal
A bill that would provide lending transparency for small business borrowing in California could pass soon, and as small business advocates we know SB 1235, which is sponsored by Sen.
08/22/2018 |
blackwallet.org
In a historical moment in Los Angeles, the national advocacy group, the Small Business Majority has rolled out its Women Entrepreneurship Program to help women of color get the proper resources women business owners need to succeed.
08/21/2018 |
Medium
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar’s assertion that the Trump administration is helping consumers “forgotten” by Obamacare is a fantasy.
08/20/2018 |
Financial Poise
As small business owners get creative in raising capital, the economy is beginning to show steady improvement. It’s no secret that credit is a long-standing problem for small business owners.
08/15/2018 |
RiverBender.com
The Program has received endorsements from both employers and editorial boards across the state.
08/10/2018 |
Sacramento Bee
“Trump’s short-term health plans are cheaper but cover less” (sacbee.com, Aug. 1): The Trump administration’s rule authorizing the expansion of short-term insurance plans is bad news for California small businesses that depend on the Affordable Care Act marketplace.
08/08/2018 |
CALmatters
The Trump administration’s rule authorizing the expansion of short-term insurance plans is bad news for small businesses, small business employees and solo entrepreneurs in California that depend on the Affordable Care Act for quality, affordable insurance.
