Topics Related to Small Business

N.C. Small Businesses Take Advantage of Pandemic Financial Assistance, Show Interest in Recovery Tools

Most North Carolina small businesses remain open but have seen revenues decline in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to results from a new survey of North Carolina small businesses released today by the Department of Commerce.  The report also shows more than half of the responden

Governor Cooper Establishes New Council to Encourage Entrepreneurship in North Carolina

Governor Roy Cooper has established a North Carolina Entrepreneurial Council to support policies that encourage entrepreneurship, foster economic development, and support sustainable, high-quality jobs.

N.C. Invests More Than $200,000 to Train Workers

More than $207,000 in the latest round of NCWorks grants will improve the skills of North Carolina’s workers.

Main Street Award Winners In The Spotlight

Goldsboro, N.C.North Carolinians will receive top honors tonight for their focus on downtowns across the state during the N.C.

Recovery Program Now Helping More than 1,000 Small Businesses

  The Small Business Taxpayer Recovery Program launched by the NC Department of Revenue and the N.C. Small Business Commissioners Office in July is now helping more than 1,000 small businesses get back on their feet after facing financial hardships during the economic downturn.
 

Governor McCrory Announces Nearly $2.6 Million in Infrastructure Funding

Loans and grants support 200 new jobs statewide

North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority Approves Nearly $3.83 Million in Funding Requests

Grants and loans support 272 new jobs statewide

Commerce Promotes Exporting for Small Businesses in Western North Carolina

International Trade Division partners with the Appalachian Regional Commission

Gov. Perdue Announces Aid Available for Flood Survivors

SBA Disaster Loan Outreach Center Opens Friday in Roanoke Rapids

North Carolina Receives Grant to Increase Small Business Exports

Program will help NC companies enter new markets