Small-business owners struggling under pandemic-era debt are being handed off to debt collectors at record rates.

Bank loans remain a popular place for investors to find attractive yields — but average investors can't just buy them.

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TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA)— A Belleair man was found guilty of COVID loan fraud while using his former business partner’s identity, who died in 2019. According to the Department of Justice, a federal jury ...

We weren’t expecting Chelsea to do any major business this month – the fact that they’re trying to sign a highly priced defender is already surprising. Well, the Athletic’s DealSheet update on our ...

An Alamogordo man has pleaded guilty to defrauding the federal government of more than half a million dollars through fraudulent COVID-19 pandemic loans, the U.S. District Court said on Monday. Scott ...

A Junction City woman pleaded guilty to stealing over $487,000 in federal COVID-19 relief funds. Jodi Aliece Jennings fraudulently obtained multiple Paycheck Protection Program and Economic Injury ...

Growth requires capital. Whether you’re expanding facilities, acquiring a competitor or building a stronger balance sheet for the next quarter, businesses need a strong financing strategy to fund ...

The Trump administration’s decision to ban thousands of Minnesotans from U.S. Small Business Administration loans further stokes the fraud allegations that have roiled the state. The borrower ...

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is suspending almost 7,000 Minnesota borrowers over “suspected fraudulent activity” and blocking them from all other loan programs. The announcement was ...

The Small Business Administration (SBA) is halting loans for nearly 7,000 Minnesotans over what it claims is "suspected fraudulent activity" in pandemic-era loan programs. SBA Administrator Kelly ...