Brandon Kochkodin is a Reporter at Yahoo Finance Canada. He covers a range of topics within business and economics, including markets, cryptocurrency, inflation, and developments related to Silicon Valley Bank. Brandon's work has been featured in Forbes Australia, RealClearMarkets, NewsBreak, and Forbes.
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Ahead of Nov. 5, small businesses—the most trusted institution in America—report record uncertainty. They shouldn’t worry; they’ll win either way.
Florida’s immigration crackdown defied doomsday predictions. Small businesses and agriculture adapted, and the state’s economy continues to thrive—could it be a model?
Known as @sweatystartup on X, Nick Huber turned back-breaking labor into a small business empire and encourages budding entrepreneurs to follow his lead.
This founder built his brand on a simple idea: Forget about changing the world. Get rich doing mundane and even dirty jobs better.
By: Brandon Kochkodin
His personal injury law firm did $2 billion in revenue last year and his business empire includes a crime museum with O. J. Simpson's white Bronco.
Known as @sweatystartup on X, Nick Huber turned back-breaking labor into a small business empire and encourages budding entrepreneurs to follow his lead.
By: Brandon Kochkodin
The government's 504 program for loans up to $5.5 million has always had a reputation for restrictions and red tape.
By: Brandon Kochkodin
An SBA rule update allows buyers to use “rollover equity” in deals, borrowing a private equity tactic to make small business transactions smoother and more creative.
SBA 7(a) loan approvals hit $8.8 billion in the first quarter of the federal fiscal year, up 38% from the year before. Both business buying and building seem to be driving growth.
By: Brandon Kochkodin
The SBA is authorized to provide up to $2 million in low-interest-rate, long-term disaster loans per business to cover physical or economic damage.
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