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- Commercial Real EstatePremier brokers industrial building sale
- NewsTrue Value opens store inside paint plant
- HospitalityHow DuPage County wants to help its hotels, restaurants
- NewsSuburban congregations, private schools received millions in PPP loans
- Commercial Real EstateFormer bank property could be repurposed by St. Charles developer
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Community banks lead the way in PPP lendingWho is your banker? If you can answer that question with a name, a face, and better yet, contact information, then it's very likely that you were one of the 61% of small businesses that recently received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan through the SBA -
How to navigate your business into the 'New Normal"Employers now face the daunting task of preparing for recovery while navigating "the new normal" on their own. Any change, whether good or bad, can succeed or fail based on how well the employer manages the process. -
Small businesses needing capital should consider the SBA 504 Refinance ProgramThe COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked major disruption on small businesses and continues to threaten many with permanent closure. The Small Business Administration (SBA) was the first stop for businesses looking for critical capital through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and the Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL). -
Professional services adjust to a PPP, PPE worldLike all sectors of the economy, the accounting world has felt the impact of COVID-19. Our firm has held steady as clients come to us seeking help interpreting new laws that change by the day. Others need assurance that the sky isn't falling in on them. -
Design the right office area -- home or businessWorking from home has become the new normal for so many of us and staying organized and productive in a beautiful workspace is a top priority.
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