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On Tuesday, a Texas federal judge blocked a noncompete ban from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). RELATED | NSBA Comments on FTC Noncompete Rules Posing threat to small-business innovation and trade

Providing Resources for Growing Small Businesses For Native-owned businesses, exporting builds on historic trade EXIM’s Minority and Women Owned Business Division (MWOB) can assist Native-owned businesses with the trade EXIM can help your business compete in the global marketplace, schedule a free consultation with a trade

Extending our efforts, NSBA also joined a Joint Trades coalition letter to Sec.

On Sept. 25, the SBA announced  $20 million in State Trade Expansion Program (STEP) grants  for 43 state and territory international trade agencies  to provide export assistance to small businesses.

On Aug. 20, a district court issued an order stopping the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) from enforcing programming to share expertise and best practices on entrepreneurial training, access to capital, [and] trade

NSBA joined a broad coalition of trade associations in thanking Rep. Davidson and Sen.

EXIM can assist veteran-owned businesses with the trade finance tools they need to export their American-made EXIM can help your business compete in the global marketplace, schedule a free consultation with a trade

officials, elected leaders from state and local governments, and leaders from academia, labor, and trade

Earlier today, NSBA submitted formal comments to the Federal Trade Commission on their proposed new rule

-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade agreement’s rules of origin, but USMCA-compliant goods are indefinitely

Small Business Administration (SBA) Office of Advocacy submitted a comment letter on the Federal Trade

Williams to e xpand the SBA’s Office of Advocacy to advocate for small businesses on international trade