New Small-Business Chief Has Critics Already (New York Times)
Opponents of Santanu K. Baruah, the acting administrator of the Small Business Administration, have been focusing on a rule narrowly defining the women?s government contracting program.
Business Plan Outline: One Size Does Not Fit All (TheStreet.com)
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US sanctions not hampering business: Iran bank chief (AFP via Yahoo! News)
American sanctions on Iran's financial sector have not hampered business for Bank Mellat, one of Iran's major state-owned banks, its managing director said in an interview published Friday.
Maine gets new business, PUC commissioners (Boston Globe)
Maine has new business regulation and public utilities commissioners. Anne Head of Yarmouth was sworn in Friday as commissioner of the Department of Professional and Financial Regulation.
Small Business Alliance pleased with turnout (The Arizona Republic)
About 70 people attended Thursday night's first Gilbert Small Business Alliance public meeting.
Pasadena ammo business destroyed in blaze (w/video) (Houston Chronicle)
Pasadena firefighters had to keep their distance early today as they fought a fire that set off ammunition while destroying a business in the 2700 block of Shaver.
Business leaders 'ignoring' green IT (VNU Net via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News)
Nearly three-quarters of business leaders believe that technology will play a crucial role in addressing environmental issues and cutting fuel costs.
Longtime Family-Owned Business In Bond Hill Closing (The Kentucky Post)
A longtime family-owned business is the latest casualty in our struggling economy. After 83 years in business, Riemeier Lumber Co in Bond Hill is closing their doors.
Boom and gloom: Egypt's new traffic law brings business and fear (AFP via Yahoo! News)
A new traffic law aimed at easing chronic congestion in Egypt has scared off some drivers who fear heavy fines, driven others to expect to pay higher bribes, and even sparked a business boom.
Plastics supply: BASF puts another styrenics business on the block (Modern Plastics)
German plastics and chemicals supplier BASF (Leverkusen; www.basf.com ) is continuing the previously reported divestment of its global styrenic business, offering up its styrenic copolymer production plants in Ludwigshafen and Schwarzheide, both Germany as well as the styrene copolymer global marketing, sales, and logistics activities.
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