Coronavirus In Minnesota: ‘This Is Absolutely About Survival’: Help On The Way For Small Businesses
1 Apr 2020
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — Estimates show small businesses employ half of all Minnesotans.
Many of those businesses owners are painting a grim picture of the future.
Customers are sheltering at home and most stores and offices are closed — but help is on the way.
Twin Cities marketing expert Sharon Smith-Akansaya brought together a power panel via Zoom to let small businesses know what resources are out there.
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