Posts Tagged ‘Small Business Lending Stats’
Small Business Lending Stats Tuesday — 11 Barriers for Main Street Innovation
May 19, 2015 By Bob Coleman Editor, Small Business Lending Stats Tuesday The 11 barriers that exist across the innovation process timeline include: Student debt: The amount of student debt held by graduating students prevents them from pursuing entrepreneurial opportunities. Increased R&D: The amount of funding and support of research and development in the United…
Read MoreSmall Business Lending Stats Tuesday — Wells Fargo Says…
May 12, 2015 By Bob Coleman Editor, Small Business Lending Stats Tuesday Main Street optimism takes a hit. Several factors contributed to the decrease in optimism this quarter, including: Lower revenue – In the April survey, 42 percent of small business owners reported that their company’s revenues increased over the past 12 months, down from…
Read MoreSmall Business Lending Stats — Only 32% of Main Street Regularly Borrows Money says NFIB
April 21, 2015 By Bob Coleman Editor, Small Business Lending Stats From the March NFIB Small Business Economic Trends March 2015 Report Credit Markets Five percent of owners reported that all their credit needs were not met, up 2 points but historically low. Thirty-five percent reported all credit needs met, and 48 percent explicitly said…
Read MoreSmall Business Lending Stats Tuesday — Small Business Creates 86% of Jobs in March
By Bob Coleman Editor, Small Business Lending Stats Tuesday I get that number from two stats. The Labor Department says the economy generated 126,000 new jobs in March. And ADP says small business jobs increased by 108,000 in March. Now, I know you can spin stats a number of different ways, but whatever the final…
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