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SMALL BUSINESS TRENDS

Sourcepass | February 19, 2021

Sourcepass reports its dispatch and vision to turn into the biggest IT services supplier on the planet devoted to the SMB market (little and moderate sized organizations from 20-1000 representatives). Hoping to revolutionize and change how SMBs purchase and use IT services, Sourcepass is driving the charge to completely digitize the client experience by giving each client a canny application fueled by AI to deal with their current circumstance. Today, one of the biggest business p...

BUSINESS STRATEGY

MX | February 18, 2022

Mx and H&R Block together launched the Spruce mobile banking platform to promote greater financial inclusion. MX is the financial data platform and leader in modern connectivity. Spruce provides customers with increased transparency into how they spend, save, and manage their money, as well as assistance in reaching their financial objectives, thanks to MX data improvement. MetaBank, N.A. is the issuer of Spruce. Spruce contributes to financial inclusion for millions of Americ...

SMALL BUSINESS ADVICE

Nimble | December 23, 2020

Nimble, the Simple, Smart CRM worked for Office 365 and G Suite, reported today that it has positioned an in general CRM Industry Leader and among the Top Five Sales Intelligence Software Tools for Small Business by G2 Crowd, the world's driving business programming survey stage. Nimble has likewise been perceived as extraordinary compared to other Real Estate CRM Software Companies of 2021 by Digital.com and positioned in the Top 3 CRMs on GetApp's Integration Leaders in ...

Business Wire | April 01, 2020

Half of America’s small businesses can’t afford to pay employees for a full month under the current economic lockdown meant to slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. This is according to new surveys released today by SHRM (Society for Human Resource Management). The research found most businesses expect to see a decrease in revenue, while businesses in certain sectors can expect even greater losses. Additionally, a majority (58 percent) of American workers will be unable to mee...