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Legislation would extend a provision allowing the use of SBA 504 loans.
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My-Villages allows the marine industry to communicate and collaborate online.
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Steady but slow economic recovery characterized the industry in 2012.
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With interest rates so low, many lenders are finding other ways to profit from loans.
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Kevin Kelly increases productivity by implementing forecasting, planning and process strategies.
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Dr. Peter Dinsdale, a retired specialist in the textile industry, will lead The Textile Institute.
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Five-year financial commitment from Webster will fund global expansion.
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Portable, inflatable storage barn opens up new opportunities in agriculture.
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Restore Act will increase environmental remediation, spur economic growth.
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A variety of tools and resources to help you keep up-to-date on ever-changing regulations.
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Explore alternative financing options before your next purchase.
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Online courses, business mentors help train 100,000 “encore entrepreneurs.”
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India's proposed budget for 2012-13 invests $1 billion in technical textile growth.
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Jim Carroll Jr. knows how to make a premium product—and price it right.
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A recessionary mindset in the global economy stalled the U.S. and global economic recovery in 2011, but the U.S. economy is projected to improve in 2012.
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Randall Mertz's successful efforts to enlarge ORACAL’s market share has led to his appointment as president and CEO of ORACAL USA.
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Simple arithmetic can offer some effective regular exercises.
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Alain Perez embraces challenge to create extraordinary temporary structures.
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Merger, purchase, sale or expansion? The first step is knowing how to establish the value of a business.
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China is growing rapidly in both production and consumption of industrial textiles.
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OPIC is organizing two seminars this autumn for U.S. small businesses looking to expand.
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Incentives and bonus depreciation can make capital investments more affordable.
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After several years of low tide in the marine industry, 2011 may be the year that finally lifts all boats.
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Despite all of the attention focused on income taxes, it’s the bill for the tax on the property owned—or leased—by many industrial textile products businesses that is the biggest expense, and the most difficult to manage.
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CEO Scholler retired at the end of 2010, but will maintain ties with American Truetzschler as a member of the board of directors.