US EditionWalz Announces $33M for Small Businesses | FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
- Tim Walz announced $33 million for small businesses in Minnesota on July 15.
- Approximately 200 small businesses will benefit from this funding, which is part of a federal initiative.
- Walz emphasized the importance of small businesses, stating they are the 'risk takers.'
- He noted that the state can support its businesses, but not to the extent required for 'billions of dollars in certain programs.
18 Articles
18 Articles
Duluth News Tribune
Gov. Tim Walz announces $33M in federal funds for Minnesota small businesses
MINNEAPOLIS — Gov. Tim Walz announced $33 million for small businesses across Minnesota during a roundtable at the University of Minnesota on Tuesday, July 15. Roughly 200 small businesses across the state are set to receive a share of $33 million — the second rollout of the federally funded $97 million Small Business Credit Initiative. The roundtable, held Tuesday at the McNamara Alumni Center, featured several small business owners and Departm…
Walz announces $33M for small businesses | FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
Gov. Walz announced $33 million in funding that will go to support new and developing small businesses in Minnesota. The new funds are the second round of money made available through the State Small Business Credit Initiative.
From the director: TWU's Center for Women Entrepreneurs celebrates 10 years, more than $2.3M in funding small businesses
Texas entrepreneurs and their partners and supporters came together recently to honor women who over the last decade turned ideas into businesses, side hustles into storefronts and plans into impact.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 62% of the sources lean Right
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
