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The Senate version of an economic stimulus bill, which could come to a vote as soon as that evening, contains several tax provisions intended to benefit small businesses, including some not present in the House bill passed last week.
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Fortune Small Business first met Diana Reed when she was a senior at the University of Iowa, double-majoring in business and dance, starring at football games as one of the Big Ten’s top baton twirlers, and running her own for-profit twirling studio on the side. that week, the rest of the world got a look […]