Month: February 2021

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President Joe Biden announced Monday that he’s putting in place new rules for the PPP loan program that gives exclusive access to it to Main Street mom-and-pop businesses. These smallest of small businesses, he said, haven’t gotten a fair shake at aid programs designed to help keep companies from going [CONTINUE READING]

Most of us are spending far more time at home in the wake of the pandemic.  While some of us are tackling projects around the house, homeschooling kids, and trying to work a full-time job, there’s one other activity that takes up a good portion of our time these days [CONTINUE READING]

With the work from home era showing no sign of abating, there is a growing demand for workspaces that nurture proficiency and productivity. As a result, more and more products are coming onto the market aimed at streamlining modern workplaces. One such product is known as The Lift. Developed by [CONTINUE READING]

Spain is preparing to push forward with pro-startup legislation, having recently unveiled a big and bold transformation plan with the headline goal, by 2030, of turning the country into ‘Spain Entrepreneurial Nation’, as the slightly clumsy English translation has it. Prime minister Pedro Sanchez took a turn on Web Summit’s [CONTINUE READING]

Join TechCrunch for its first 2021 installment of the Ask Me Anything series, where TechCrunch interviews experts and answers your burning questions about virtual events. Our first guest is Xiaoyin Qu, co-founder and CEO of Run The World.  Friday, February 26, 1 p.m. PT Register here Run The World is [CONTINUE READING]

The Facebook-Australia news battle seems to have reached an end, Android gets an update and Lucid Motors is going public via SPAC. This is your Daily Crunch for February 23, 2021. The big story: Facebook brings news sharing back to Australia Last week, Facebook responded to the Australian government’s proposed [CONTINUE READING]

There are so many tasks to accomplish when starting a new business. It can be tough to decide what to tackle first. Luckily, members of the online small business community have these steps covered. And even if you’re a seasoned business owner, there may be areas where you can improve [CONTINUE READING]

Once you have made up your mind to start your own business, there are many more steps to make it a reality and registering your business is one of the more important steps. But not all states are the same, and some are much more friendly for incorporating than others. [CONTINUE READING]