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Bipartisan Tax Reform Proposal Is Mixed Bag
If you happen to be one of the folks who follows The Journal Blog or one of my social media pals, no doubt you thought I was taking last week off or something.
If you’re not one of those folks … suffice it to say that I was uncharacteristically silent.
Not taking the week off, just not [...]
Specials
Special: An Interview with Anita Campbell
Well, here's something completely different. I decided to take a break from complaining about politicians for this final podcast of the ...
Special Commentary: Microbusiness Manifesto
As I mentioned last week, both my newsletters (The MicroEnterprise Journal and the Microbusiness News Briefs) are on hiatus until ...
Special Commentary: Labor Day 2009
Have you ever noticed that we have emerged from recession to 'jobless recovery' in every economic downturn the U.S. has ...
Podcasts
House Set To Pass Smaller Health Care BillsI can see that I’ve turned into a bit of a homebody. A week in the Twin Cities and I’m pretty pooped … which is why everything is going out late this week.
Who would have thought that a week away from home would cause this much exhaustion?
So, health care reform is back. This week, the [...]
I first got wind of the difficulties microlenders are having because of crappy-economy-related-borrower-defaults thanks to an email I got for an individual who shall, for the moment, remain nameless. He was the one who came up with the “microTARP” term and idea but I liked it so I used it.
It’s pretty typical of the questions [...]
So, while the Saints were busy winning the Superbowl with a yawnful first half and an amazingly exciting second half, yours truly was busy getting the week’s microbusiness news ready to roll.
Never doubt my devotion to microbusinesses!
Of course, in my opinion, the best news of the week is the research. I’m so excited, I can [...]
