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Entrepreneurial Startups Find Financing Through External Debt Sources, Not Family and Friends (Kansas City InfoZine)
Kauffman Foundation Research Underscores Importance of Credit Markets to Firm Formation
Thousands facing layoffs (Yehey!)
BeijingThousands of migrant workers face retrenchment worldwide amid the looming recession in the United States and Europe, and their home countries may not have the resources to take them back, the Asian Development Bank Institute warned here Wednesday.
LegalZoom Receives Business Leadership Award from Asian Business Association (Centre Daily Times)
LegalZoom.com is proud to announce that it has been honored by the Asian Business Association (ABA) of Los Angeles with its Business Leadership Award. The award recognizes LegalZoom as a firm that exemplifies the spirit of "Resilience," by turning what others viewed as "economic uncertainty" to "business opportunities."
Government seeks to foster youthful enterprise (Financial Times)
James Murray-Wells, a 22-year-old internet entrepreneur, is due to share a stage with ministers today at a government- sponsored ?summit? marking the start of its Enterprise Week. He would appear the ideal fresh-faced candidate for politicians to pat on the head at the best publicised of more than 1,000 events loosely connected by the passion of Gordon Brown, the chancellor, for promoting ...
Entrepreneurial Startups Find Financing Through External Debt Sources, Not Family and Friends (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Contrary to widely held beliefs that startup companies rely heavily on funding from family and friends, a Kauffman Foundation research paper released today reported that external debt financing such as bank loans are the more common sources of funding for many companies during their first year of operation.
Merely a hiccup (Asia Times)
Emerging market stocks, bonds and currencies have suffered much more than developed-country markets during 2008, in spite of the original real estate bubble and credit disaster having been contained almost entirely in rich countries.
Statism and laisser faire: The new transatlantic trade (Financial Times)
Few feelings are more superficially comforting than finding proof that the rest of the world is mad while you have been right all along. Such is the sentiment that seems to be suffusing many politicians in mainland Europe after the implosion of Anglo-American capitalism.
Winsper Is Hired By Jet Direct Aviation, Inc. (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Agency to re-launch company at the NBAA Annual Convention
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