SBA Urban has completed the placement of a EUR 4.5 million bond issue for the Hermanas Business Centre in Kaunas ahead of schedule
SBA Urban has completed a EUR 4.5 million bond placement early for the development of the Hermanas Business Centre in Kaunas, Lithuania, amid strong investor demand.
SBA Group opens the largest business investment in Lithuania in the USA: will produce more than 2 million pieces of furniture annually
SBA Group has inaugurated a new factory in the USA, marking a significant expansion in its operations with plans for further growth and hiring.
SBA Urban issued a bond issue worth 4.5 million euros for the 'Hermano' business center in Kaunas
SBA Urban has successfully completed the issuance of 4.5 million euros in bonds for its 'Hermano' business center project in Kaunas, finishing earlier than planned due to high demand.
"It's an act of racism," Latinos affected by new policy in the U.S.
Latino merchants express deep concern over a new U.S. Small Business Administration policy that restricts loans to citizens, excluding legal residents.
From March 1st: what the federal rule says that will prevent permanent residents from accessing loans
A new federal rule will prevent permanent residents in the U.S. from accessing loans backed by the Small Business Administration (SBA) starting March 1, 2026.
SBA Chairman: Self-employed should participate in discussions on early morning delivery by large supermarkets
The chairman of the Small Business Corporation expressed concerns about the rapid legislative changes allowing early morning deliveries by large supermarkets, highlighting potential negative impacts on self-employed individuals.
SBA Urban is offering a EUR 4.5 million bond issue for the development of the Hermanas business centre in Kaunas
SBA Urban is launching a EUR 4.5 million bond issue to finance the development of the Hermanas business centre in Kaunas, with an annual yield of 7.5% and a redemption date set for November 2027.
SBA freezes over 100,000 California borrowers in sweeping $9B pandemic fraud crackdown
The SBA has suspended over 100,000 borrowers in California due to suspected fraud involving nearly $9 billion in loans during the pandemic.