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Checking in on small businesses: Bank of America Institute’s latest analysis finds that small businesses are relying more on their credit cards. However, elevated deposit levels appear to be supporting small businesses across revenue tiers.
Read our full analysis to get a more in-depth look at these trends.
Bank of America is committed to advancing racial equality and economic opportunity for women business owners.
Here’s how: Expanding the Bank of America Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship at Cornell to 100,000 small business owners and developing a Spanish language curriculum.
Checking in on small businesses: Bank of America Institute’s latest analysis finds that small businesses are relying more on their credit cards. However, elevated deposit levels appear to be supporting small businesses across revenue tiers.
Read our full analysis to get a more in-depth look at these trends.
Small business owners have a positive outlook for the next 12 months: Two-thirds expect their revenue to increase, and nearly half plan to expand their business in 2024.
Looking ahead: New research from Bank of Americaexplores small business owners’ aspirations, concerns, and perspectives for the year ahead, with breakout sections on women, Hispanic-Latino, Black and Asian American, and Pacific Islander business owners. Read the full report to learn more.
HBCUs are educating teachers, ministers, doctors, and other Black professionals who will shape American life for years to come.
Bank of America is partnering with HBCUs nationwide to support African American educational and economic empowerment.
Bank of America is committed to advancing racial equality and economic opportunity for women business owners.
Here’s how: Expanding the Bank of America Institute for Women’s Entrepreneurship at Cornell to 100,000 small business owners and developing a Spanish language curriculum.
What will 2024 bring for the markets and the economy, and how could investors prepare?
“There are opportunities for companies to enhance and lose market position, and companies of all sizes are going to be impacted,” says Andrew Karp, Head of Sustainable Banking Solutions.
Watch Bank of America experts talk about the transformation.