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With state budgets being cut, former SBA chief Karen Mills discusses how local economic growth does not necessarily need radical innovation to prosper. Rather governors can harness resources of existing institutions and people to attract capital and create jobs.

See just how brutal last year's superstorm Sandy really was.

When the bank of mom and dad shuts down, here are some startup funding resources for you.

Nabbing money from outside investors isn't the only way your startup can scale. Here are three other ways to fund your company.

In the category of epic role reversals, the New York Daily News makes big companies pitch to startups and other need-to-know stories from this week.

Today, the president traveled to M. Luis Construction in Rockville, Md., to deliver his latest in a series of strongly-worded attacks against House Republicans regarding the government shutdown.

As Republicans and Democrats draw battle lines in the sand, small businesses seeking capital may be left in the cold.

Perhaps there was a time when the Small Business Administration served a purpose for businesses, but that time has passed, writes Ray Hennessey.

Jeanne Hulit, the Small Business Administration's associate administrator in the Office of Capital Access, will take over as interim head of the agency when Karen Mills departs at end of the month.

The U.S. Small Business Administration, widely considered near useless to high-tech startups, has made two efforts in as many weeks to woo this innovative group of entrepreneurs.

Karen Mills announced last week that she will be leaving her post at the helm of the SBA. Here's a look at potential candidates to replace her.

Five months after announcing her resignation and without a successor lined up, Mills says she's leaving next month.

A review of a U.S. Small Business Administration initiative shows that support provided to entrepreneurs in regional groupings bolstered local economies.

The Small Business Administration releases its scorecard measuring federal procurement in fiscal year 2012.

John Stonecipher, the entrepreneur who launched a helicopter flight school, was recognized at National Small Business Week.

The U.S. Small Business Administration is holding events across the U.S. next week highlighting the contributions entrepreneurs and small-business owners.

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.

June 1 is the beginning of the 2013 hurricane season. Here are eight steps to get your business and employees prepared.

The White House has yet to select a replacement for Karen Mills, head of the U.S. Small Business Administration.

The government's small-business agency announces a pledge to support approximately 2,000 additional businesses.

A ruling from the Small Business Administration lifts the cap on federal contracts set aside for women-owned small businesses.