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Small Businesses Aren't Treating Cyber Crime Seriously

According to Small Business Trends, small businesses aren’t doing enough to train their employees about cbyer crime. 

The Chubb’s Third Annual Cyber Report reveals employee education is key for small businesses to prevent cyberattacks. Even with headline after headline about the latest data breach, people are not encouraged to defend against their cyber exposure

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Amazon Focuses on Small Business

Amazon will accept nominations from small business for Small Business of the Year, reports Small Business Insider. This award along with two others are part of its new focus on small business. 

Amazon announced Friday morning an award program that reflects its increasing attention to its small business partners.

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Defense Department Adds Cyber Certificate

Contractors will soon have to get cyber certified to do business with the Defense Department. But there's early concern that the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification framework would block DOD's efforts to leverage startups.

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Data Breach Can Kill Small Business

Data breaches hurt small business, reports Tech Republic. A new survey finds that 30% of those surveyed would not use a business that had been affected by a breach. 

Data breaches can affect any type of business – large, medium, and small. Larger enterprises usually have the money, resources, expertise, and customer base to help them recover from a breach.

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Payroll Company Makes Off With Money

New York based MyPayrollHR has been accused of diverting small business employee direct deposits into its own bank account, reports Fox News.

The FBI and the New York State Department of Labor confirmed this week they are investigating allegations that a widely-used payroll company diverted nearly $35 million in employee pay to its own bank account before abruptly closing up shop, leaving more than 250,000 employees across the country without paychecks.

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Surf Accounts makes waves into U.S. Market

Surf Accounts is a cloud-based bookkeeping solution built by CPAs and bookkeepers to automate 90 percent of their bookkeeping tasks. The subscription-based platform (as low as $5.95 a month) offers a wide range of features as standard including unlimited transactions, Bank Statement OCR, 1099s, Inventory, CRM & much more. Surf Accounts recently opened offices in both New York and Los Angeles and will be exhibiting at Accountex 2019 to officially launch into the U.S. market. The solution will help CPAs and bookkeepers experience the same benefits that has seen firms in Ireland and the UK thrive with the adoption of Surf Accounts.

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Protect Your Business From Cyber Threats

A cyber attack can cripple a small business, which is why they need to take steps to protect themselves, reports Tech Republic. 

Cybersecurity attacks can cripple small businesses that aren't prepared.

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Tariffs Will Hurt Small Business

According to CNN Business, the National Retail Federation is predicting that increased tariffs will directly impact small businesses.

The ongoing trade war between the United States and China has put many of America's small business owners on edge.

Some entrepreneurs say each new round of tariffs imposed in the growing feud makes it even more difficult to manage their businesses and their relationships with customers.

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Easy Reorganization Under Chap 11

The Small Business Reorganization Plan of 2019 will make it easier for small businesses to file reorganization plans under Chapter 11, reports the Guardian. 

With the economy relatively strong and most small businesses doing pretty well, this may not seem like the most opportune time to be thinking of bankruptcy.

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Preparing for a Recession

There are steps a small business can take to prepare for a recession, reports USA Today. Trade wars. Inverted yield curves. Falling stock markets.

While there's no certainty the U.S. is headed toward recession, there are enough storm clouds on the horizon to make investors and everyday consumers nervous

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