The COVID-19 pandemic caught the world by surprise and turned the economy upside down. If you are a business trying to make it during this time, we can help. The Federal government has approved funding through The CARES Act, including the Paycheck Protection Plan. In addition, many states and local organizations are offering their own
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Given that the company likely to go public soon, their Board of Directors will be beholden to shareholder demands. This is as opposed to the requests of either borrowers or employees.
Furthermore, the company seems to shunt all small business loans off to OnDeck, anyway. It seems the best action for a small business owner to take is to bypass the middleman and go straight to OnDeck.
A part of the current downturn economy has been the so-called Great Resignation. Entrepreneurs can’t really get traction for growth because they just plain can’t find workers. Fifty percent said they have openings they cannot fill right now.
Rather than work harder to attract employees (say, with better benefits or higher salaries), these entrepreneurs seem to have just decided to accept that job applicants are slow to respond—if ever.
While no one knows what the future will bring, one thing is for certain. Prices are going to be in flux, because economic uncertainty can influence the price of just about anything. Is it better to stock up now, expecting a price rise? Or is it better to try to wait it out and see if prices will get better?
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