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Wednesday, April 8
Strong business idea, plan matter to investors
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NEBS Small Business News
on Wed 08 Apr 2009 05:00 PM EDT
Securing financing for a new business venture is a somewhat daunting task - especially given current economic conditions.
Entrepreneurs having trouble securing bank loans are increasingly turning to friends and family to borrow money or are connecting with willing investors over social networks on the internet. more »
New study finds big provinces less accommodating to small businesses
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NEBS Small Business News
on Wed 08 Apr 2009 01:39 PM EDT
New businesses have a number of important tasks on their plate from registering a business name to setting up business systems to process payroll.
But before any of those steps, financially savvy business owners are likely to consider tax ramifications of setting up their small business in one province or another. more »
Tuesday, April 7
Some investors place premium on socially responsible small businesses
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NEBS Small Business News
on Tue 07 Apr 2009 10:26 AM EDT
While many investors in new businesses are concerned with their financial return, a new trend shows that start-up capital is increasingly flowing to new ventures with a profound social mission. more »
Monday, April 6
Many start-ups prefer small town roots
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NEBS Small Business News
on Mon 06 Apr 2009 04:26 PM EDT
The common perception that a successful business needs to be run in a large urban area is quickly fading as more entrepreneurs opt to kick-off businesses in small and mid-sized cities.
According to an article in Business Week, the lower costs of setting up a business and a potentially higher profile to attract skilled workers in a smaller city is very appealing to new business owners. more »
Friday, April 3
Young people increasingly considering start-up career
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NEBS Small Business News
on Fri 03 Apr 2009 07:55 AM EDT
Today's economy means there are no "sure-thing" job opportunities for recent graduates of university and masters programs.
Given a host of new economic challenges, some young adults are creating their own rules and own paths by starting a small business. more »
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