The management company of the LaFontaine Automotive Group in Metro Detroit has agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle an alleged Paycheck Protection Program loan fraud.

Federal prosecutors alleged the company falsely certified eligibility for a $1 million COVID relief loan in 2020 despite franchise status making it ineligible.

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Sen. Jim Justice introduced legislation aimed at improving how small businesses in Appalachia access federal lending programs ...

The management company that owns the Michigan-based LaFontaine Automotive Group has agreed to pay $1.5 million to settle allegations that it fraudulently accepted COVID-19 era loans.

Federal government has a new loan program dedicated to supporting America's small manufacturers, writes regional ...

Credit & Insurance, BXCI, announced a forward flow origination partnership with Harvest Commercial Capital to acquire business ...

Today, Blackstone Credit & Insurance ("BXCI") announced a forward flow origination partnership with Harvest Commercial Capital, LLC ("Harvest"), a leader in small business lending, to acquire business ...

Residents and business owners can apply for payments to cover cost of repairs, the Small Business Administration has ...

The Trump administration has reached a joint settlement with seven states that will effectively shut down a key Biden-era ...

USDA and SBA designate drought-affected counties in WV, OH and PA eligible for emergency loans and EIDL aid to help farms and ...

Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02) and Congressman Brad Finstad (MN-01) today introduced the bicameral Main Street Lending Improvement Act of 2025, which would require a study on the Small Business ...