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Chrysler Continues to Seek US Energy Loans - Bloomberg

Chrysler Continues to Seek US Energy Loans Bloomberg Chrysler Group LLC will continue pursuing loans from the US Energy Department while the failure of companies that have borrowed from government programs may prolong the process, the chief executive officer said. “I'm not ready to give up,” Sergio ... Chrysler Continues to Seek US Energy Loans, Marchionne SaysBusinessWeek all 10 news articles »

GOVERNMENT: Obama calls for job programs that help veterans - Delmarva Daily Times

GOVERNMENT: Obama calls for job programs that help veterans Delmarva Daily Times The administration will also propose a training program designed to help veterans wanting to start their own small businesses. With GOP lawmakers stressing the need to cut government spending, it remains to be seen how far the proposals will make it in ... and more »

Gov. Bobby Jindal Knows How to Bring Jobs to Louisiana - Yahoo! Contributors Network

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Gov. Bobby Jindal Knows How to Bring Jobs to Louisiana Yahoo! Contributors Network COMMENTARY | When it comes to finding the perfect blend of government programs and job creation, no one does a better job of it then Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal. The program he unveiled to state legislators on Thursday is a comprehensive attack on ... Letter: Jindal, LAE have faulty approachesThe Advocate all 88 news articles »

Do Government Programs Ever 'Fail' - Town Hall

Do Government Programs Ever 'Fail' Town Hall But have we developed a similar disdain for government programs that are treated as though they can't possibly be failures? After last week's State of the Union Address and Republican presidential debate, one might think that the issue of “more or less ... and more »

Government action needs to target microbusinesses - Washington Post

Government action needs to target microbusinesses Washington Post We promote entrepreneurship training programs (think mini-MBAs) and micro-lenders (lenders who provide business loans of less than $50000 each) that serve 21000 of the smallest businesses of California, which we call microenterprises. and more »