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BY Catherine Clifford
The football-pro and serial entrepreneur will speak in Washington, D.C., at National Small Business Week. Here he reflects on what he learned along his entrepreneurial journey.Small-Business Stars of 2013: State Standouts
BY Catherine Clifford
Each year, the U.S. Small Business Administration recognizes one person from each state and U.S. territory to be considered for a national title.Entrepreneurs, Politicians Join in a Virtual March on Washington for Immigration Reform
BY Catherine Clifford
A group of lawmakers and innovators press Congress to pass an immigration overhaul. The 10 Best Cities for Entrepreneurs to Live After Graduation (Infographic)
BY Andrea Huspeni
With graduation day just around the corner, find out the best places for new grads to live. SBA Budget Whacked $92 Million By Sequestration
BY Catherine Clifford
The Small Business Administration's budget has to be chopped by 5 percent across the board as a result of forced budget cuts. A Look Inside Washington D.C.'s Startup Scene
BY Sarah Max
Politicians aren't the only movers and shakers in the U.S. capital. A highly educated population and revitalized urban core make Washington, D.C., an ideal spot for launching a new venture, according to these eight startups. How to 'Virtually' March on Washington for Immigration Reform
BY Catherine Clifford
Technology and innovation leaders spearhead an online movement to push U.S. lawmakers to pass immigration reform. Donald Trump for SBA Chief? Our Facebook Fans Weigh In
BY Catherine Clifford
We asked our readers who they want to replace Karen Mills at the helm of the Small Business Administration. A Powerful City Finds Its Entrepreneurial Groove
BY Sarah Max
With a crop of startups and hot new accelerators, Washington, D.C., finally has "density" when it comes to entrepreneurs. Crowdfunders Step Up Lobbying for SEC Rules
BY Catherine Clifford
Members of the crowdfunding community descended on Washington, D.C., calling for the regulatory agency to finalize rules. What Small-Business Owners Want to Hear at the State of the Union Address
BY Catherine Clifford
Here is a rundown of what entrepreneurs will be listening for from the President in his annual address to Congress. Karen Mills to Leave the SBA
BY Catherine Clifford
The head of the Small Business Administration announced Monday that she will be leaving her post. New Site Accuses NFIB of Political Partisanship
BY Catherine Clifford
The Center for Media and Democracy launches www.NFIBexposed.org, claiming the small-business trade group leans right and supports big-business causes. Happy Small Business Week: Time to Shine in D.C.
BY Laura Lorber
National Small Business Week is a big deal for small business. Here's what you can expect. Entrepreneurs: 'One Percenters'?
BY Catherine Clifford
As part of Entrepreneur Week in New York, entrepreneurs walk to put a face on their chapter of the American dream. On Capitol Hill, Battle Over Small-Business Loans Grows Fierce
BY Catherine Clifford
Credit unions and the banking industry spar over the right to make loans to small businesses. $2 Billion Cut from Fed Loan Program Affecting Small Business
BY Catherine Clifford
The CDFI Bond Guarantee program, signed into law in 2010, had the potential to extend $4 billion in credit to small-business owners, among others. A lengthy Congressional approval process has reduced the funds available by half. What the State of the Union Address May Hold for Small Businesses
BY Catherine Clifford
Here is a rundown of what small business owners and advocates hope to hear from President Obama as he addresses the nation tonight. 