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President Barack Obama and the U.S. Senate are pushing incentives to benefit small businesses including a small business loan program. One proposal might make available as much as $50 billion for small businesses including $40 billion in remaining Troubled Asset Relief Program funds, according to this story from USA Today. What do you think of a p Read More

Where on Earth do tweeple tweet from? A study conducted by Crowd Science has the answer. Read More

BizBox's Anonymous Banker predicts Obama's latest small business plan will fail, and blames Obama's failure to focus his attention on truly small small businesses. Read More

A series of Airtel-Twitter commercials is now up and this would be the first time we see Twitter on a real ad! Read More

Who would be Twitter's first advertiser? Read More

After complaints over government bailout of giant corporations judged "to big to fail", U.S. small businesses could see billions of dollars coming their way soon. David Cho and Brady Dennis report in this piece from the Washington Post on a plan that could create a pool of funding from the U.S. Department of Treasury, Federal Reserve and private Read More

A recent link we posted "How Small Business Feels about Health-Care Reform" was so popular and well-received we've decided to try to get the bizSugar community's input on another important issue for small business, tax reform. Our link here is to a letter from the Small Business Administration's Office of Advocacy, essentially part of the gov Read More

Having launched Twitter in Japanese back in April 2008, the micro-blogging giant has accumulated more than 783,000 Japanese users in its portfolio. Out of which, 95% of them tweet via their mobile phone; a statistic that probably inspired Twitter to launch a Japanese mobile site just yesterday! Read More

According to Compete's data, Facebook has grown from 122 million to 124 million unique visits over the month of September. That is an improvement of 2 million visits! But can we credit this success to Facebook Lite? Read More