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Daily small business news in five minutes. Three stories every weekday morning, no filler — what happened, why it matters to your business, and what to watch. Covering tariffs, SBA loans, IRS rules, Federal Reserve moves, labor, and regulation through the lens of small business owners, independent operators, and main street operators who need to stay informed but don't have time to read everything. Monday through Friday. Part of Main Street Media.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMain Street Briefing is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 80 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #83
Minutes from the July Federal Reserve meeting drop at 2 p.m. Eastern, and the three dissents wanting a hike make them worth reading. Plus the SBA rule change that now lets you stack 7(a) and 504 up to ten million dollars, and why this year's Jackson Hole theme is about the plumbing behind how you get paid.
Episode #82
Businesses with one to nine employees shed 14,400 jobs in July even as national job openings rose, while the NFIB optimism index hit a one-year high with 20 percent of owners planning to add staff. We reconcile the two, then look at the wage spread between people who stay and people who switch.
Episode #81
The fifty percent tariff on Canadian autos, alcohol, and dairy takes effect after midnight Wednesday, and two details decide whether it hits you: Customs charges on the entry date, and USMCA status will not save you. Also July retail sales, which fell for the first time since October, and what a new survey says about how widely the trade squeeze is being felt.
Episode #80
Back-to-school budgets are up almost 12%, but shoppers are trading down to Walmart and dollar stores even as they spend. We cover how to capture front-loaded July and August demand, how an independent competes when the comparison is all about price, and why a $71B income tailwind is about to reach your customers' pockets.
Episode #79
Attackers have shifted from breaking in to logging in with stolen passwords, and AI has made the bait frighteningly good. We cover the short security checklist every small shop needs, how AI crossed 50% adoption in small-business back offices, and why record-high card swipe fees mean it pays to re-shop your processor this week.
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