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house bill, about SBA , passes, angers some
To the delight of venture capitalists and the chagrin of some small business advocates, the House of Representatives this week approved a bill that would allow venture capitalists to own a greater share of small businesses vying for federal contracts.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
People with a business idea and a need to fund it usually turn first to the Three Fa s. Gary Clapp defines that as: friends, families and fools.
CMU, Inovatia partnership will equip 21st century teachers
A $335,043 congressionally-directed grant from the U.S. Department of Education, and facilitated by Sixth District U.S. Rep.
Graves Proposes Bill for Accelerating Energy Projects; Calls For Less Bureaucracy
Congressman Sam Graves of Missouri has reintroduced legislation to streamline the approval process for energy related projects - including ethanol plants and wind farms - that would increase the nation's domestic energy supply, create jobs and help alleviate the high energy prices people are facing.
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Federal Law Protects Auto Lessors
New York law allowed those injured in an auto accident caused by someone driving a leased vehicle to hold the leasing company liable for their injuries.
Kansas City-area politicians harbor concerns about long-term effects on deficit, taxes
Rep. Dennis Moore, D-Kan., called his vote to approve the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act one of the most uncomfortable decisions in his career.
Politicians worry about stimulus
Rep. Dennis Moore, D-Kan., called his vote to approve the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act one of the most uncomfortable decisions in his career.
Bills differ on SBIR awards to VC-owned firms
The U.S. House and Senate are taking different approaches on whether small companies that are majority-owned by venture capital firms should be eligible for Small Business Innovation Research awards.
What Will Happen with Climate Change Friday?
A floor vote on the American Clean Energy and Security Act of 2009 is set for Friday.
July 4 Activities Planned In Trenton
Topic: Headline News Chamber of Commerce : July 4 Activities Planned In Trenton Published Online Jun 24, 2009 - 10:43 AM Trenton will celebrate Independence Day with a number of activities planned for July 4. The city of Trenton, the Trenton Area Chamber of Commerce, the Trenton Ministerial Alliance and a group headed by Trenton resident Pat ...
Team Player: Graves distributing coal company document as his own
Submitted by .Sean on June 19, 2009 - 7:41am Why do your own research on crucial climate change legislation when a polluting, self-interested coal company can do it for you ? That's exactly what seems to have happened with Rep.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Weighing the price of clean energy
Home << Local << Weighing the price of clean energy Mike Easter a contractor for MFA Agri Services sprays herbicide on a farm south of St.
GOP 'Rural American Solutions Group' Peddles Coal Company Document As Its Own
Leaders of a new GOP group, the " Rural American Solutions Group ," are distributing a document attacking climate change legislation as an economic burden to most of the country.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Graves wants to slow energy legislation
Farm-state Republicans in the U.S. House, including Northwest Missouri's Sam Graves, want to apply the brakes to congressional consideration of climate change and energy legislation.
Walker GOP Chief Resigns To Help Graves.
" Steve Ellis resigned his position as Chairman of the Walker County Republican Party at the Committee's regular meeting on Tuesday, June 16, 2009.
Nuclear power is a part of the solution
Energy prices continue to climb, having a major impact on family budgets in Missouri.
Podcast: SBA Reauthorizaion Begins in the Senate
In spite of the fact that our new President marched triumphantly into the White House on euphoric waves of his Change mantra, there is a disconcerting sameness about Congress and its dealings with small business issues.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Northwest Missouri contributed to a positive report on clean energy released Wednesday by a national public-policy organization.
Dealer testifies before House on need for capital
Earlier this week, New York boat dealer David Bofill testified before the House of Representative's Committee on Small Business about expanding access to capital on behalf of his company, Dave Bofill Marine, and the National Marine Manufacturers Association, according to a release from the NMMA.
In Series of Baby Steps, SBIR Program May Soon Welcome Back VC-Supported Startups
Venture capital firms, long frustrated with eligibility changes made in 2003 to the Small Business Innovation Research Program, may have a reason to pay it some attention once again.