The Small Business Administration is an independent agency directed to support small businesses. The agency provides loans to businesses and acts as a guarantor on bank loans. It was formed in 1953.
Small Business Pecking Order - Fedblog
March 08, 2010
| Alyssa Rosenberg
By Robert Brodsky The hierarchy in small business federal contracting has been thrown into chaos as the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruled last week that HUBZone small businesses "take priority" in procurement awards above firms owned by socially or economically disadvantaged individuals or...
VA to Tweet - What's Brewin'
February 18, 2010
| Bob Brewin
The Veterans Affairs Department plans to push the use of Twitter and Facebook to all of its 148 medical centers, according to an insightful account on the department's use of social media on The Huffington Post by Richard Allen Smith, who writes the VetVoice blog.
Use E- mail or Pay $ 15,000 Penalty?
February 09, 2010
| Emily Long
Small businesses that don't have email may find themselves in trouble with the Labor Department, according to The Pension Department, a New York-based consultancy.
Labor Moves to the Cloud - Tech Insider
January 27, 2010
| Aliya Sternstein
The Labor Department has moved its entire financial system to what an agency contractor describes as a cloud-based application, the contractor, Global Computer Enterprises, announced on Thursday.
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