
Rocketing Defense Spending’s Effect on Middle-Market M&A
Record defense spending sparks middle-market M&A in aerospace and defense sector
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Record defense spending sparks middle-market M&A in aerospace and defense sector

The U.S. government shutdown affects states differently, with places like D.C. and Hawaii being hit the hardest.

The SBA will halt approval on new loans during the government shutdown, potentially leaving would-be franchisees in the lurch.

Anthony Geisler has big plans for Sequel Brands, his newly launched boutique fitness franchising company.

A survey by Alignable found that 30% of small business owners anticipate revenue losses due to proposed tariffs, while 40% believe they will have no impact.
The Chapwood Index reveals a significant discrepancy between the government-reported inflation rate and the actual cost-of-living increase experienced by Americans.

The COVID-19 relief bill includes provisions for stimulus checks and other support for small and medium businesses.
While the origins of modern-day franchising could be traced back to a variety of sources, many agree that what we now recognize as the franchise model stems from U.S.

U.S. companies, including franchisors, conduct rigorous internal compliance programs to adhere to the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA).

The restaurant industry's relationship with the US government remains complicated, with concerns about Trump's actions and their potential impact on the industry and consumers.