Business Web Site of the Week - e-SecretaryOfState.com

Many types of businesses are required to file application and statement forms with the Secretary of State Office(s) where they conduct business. Use e-SecretaryOfState.com to find contact information for Secretary of State Office(s) that apply to your business, or search for registered companies and their filing status.

e-SecretaryOfState.com provides information for Secretary of State Offices in each state. Mailing address, phone number, fax number, and email address are provided.

Additionally, there are links for each office’s main Web site, forms, tax forms, statutes, and entity search. Identify the forms and statutes relevant to you organization, or use the entity search to find registered businesses.

Small Business Solution$

The wildly popular Make Economic Cent$ series continues!  Four new seminars, collectively titled Small Business Solution$, will cover how to start, market, finance, and sustain a small business. The Hill Library is co-sponsoring this series with the St. Paul Public Library and the City of Saint Paul's Planning and Economic Development Agency.
 
Sign up for any or all of the four free events: http://www.jjhill.org/spplsignup/. Topics, dates, times, and locations are listed below.
 
For those of you who can’t make it to downtown St. Paul, don’t despair!  Resource guides and podcasts of previous events are available online.
 
How to Start a Business in Minnesota
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009, 7:00-8:00 p.m. James J. Hill Reference Library
 
Marketing Your New Business
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009, 7:00-8:00 p.m. James J. Hill Reference Library
 
Getting Financing for Your New Business
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009, 7:00-8:00 p.m. Rondo Community Outreach Library
 
Redefining Yourself in Tough Times
Wednesday, August 5th, 2009, 7:00-8:00 p.m. Rondo Community Outreach Library

New small business blog: You're the Boss

You're the Boss, a new blog on The New York Times website, is setting out to be "the voice of small business."  It aims to cover small business news and issues and provide an online meeting place for business owners.  Visit the website to read entries from the experts--a professor of entrepreneurship, a real-life entrepreneur, a business reporter, and a personal finance advisor.

Business Web Site of the Week - The Internet Intelligence Index

The Internet Intelligence IndexTM can assist you in gathering information to support your competitive intelligence efforts. It contains information from a variety of sources, including links to over 600 intelligence-related Internet sites, covering everything from macro-economic data to individual patent and stock quote information.

The Internet Intelligence Index is divided into three main categories: General Business Internet Resources, Industry-Internet Resources, and International Internet Resources. The Index is compiled by Fuld & Company, a top research and consulting firm in the areas of business and competitive intelligence.

Business Web Site of the Week - The New York Times DealBook

If you’re looking for up-to-date information on mergers and acquisitions, private equity, hedge funds, venture capital, IPOs, investment banking, and the legal and regulatory issues that permeate every facet of business, check out DealBook from The New York Times.

DealBook offers current reporting and news from Wall Street and the financial world. It began as an email newsletter in 2001; due to its popularity it evolved into a full Web site in 2006.  DealBook is published daily Monday-Friday, except market holidays, and is updated frequently throughout the day.

You can access DealBook via the Web site, or sign up to receive a daily email digest.

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