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Verizon Joins LISC to Support LA Small Business Fund

Apr 30, 2020
1 min read

Rafael Larios didn't expect Verizon to be a vital ingredient to the survival of his family's Los Angeles area restaurants. But since the two restaurants have been relying on deliveries due to the coronavirus pandemic, the family is striving to keep the business cooking. The most important thing needed? Cash. “We need to pay our bread guy, we need to pay our pastry guys, we need to catch up on payroll … and we get paid last,” says Larios, who has taken over the family business of two Honduras' Kitchen restaurants along with his brother Jonathan.... Read the full article here.


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Radhika Awasthi
4 days ago

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lurosudywi
Sep 14

Dépasser deux milliards de Refinancement hypothécaire à Trois-Rivières dollars d’investissements à Detroit représente un engagement considérable, notamment pour le logement abordable et le développement local. Les collaborations peuvent renforcer l’impact communautaire.

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v7cztusuh
Aug 14

This is such a real and relatable struggle right now. Small businesses are truly surviving on more than just grit. Glad tech and delivery are helping, but cash flow is everything. For anyone needing a break from all the serious news, these cursed images are a weirdly good distraction. Stay strong, restaurants!

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Aug 05

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