Conventional Fintech lenders can be a great funding option for small business owners. The downside to many alternative lenders, though, is the tendency to charge high interest rates and offer demanding loan agreements. But here’s the problem. Struggling businesses...

Small businesses in particular have seen cash-flow shortages for a variety of reasons, from supply chain disruptions to staffing shortages. Due to a lull in working capital, many are struggling to make ends meet. To make matters worse, they do not have necessary...

Now more than ever, it is important to marshal the best technological resources to allocate limited resources quickly and effectively. This is especially true when it comes to small and medium-sized businesses with limited capacity to absorb temporary lulls in...

Technological solutions are not being used to help struggling businesses looking for working capital to maintain solvency. Faltering enterprises need a way to connect with those willing and able to offer a capital infusion. The problem is that the private sector does...

The reduced availability of credit makes it difficult for small businesses to overcome temporary lulls by simply borrowing in the traditional way. Fintech is changing the economic landscape, as technology can now be leveraged to help struggling businesses subsist....

Savvy capital allocation is vital to the survival of vulnerable enterprises—especially those who’s networking abilities are limited. The idea is that cash infusion now will enable struggling businesses to tide themselves over until normal economic activity resumes. By...

Every struggling business that maintaining crucial cash-flow entails can be difficult when there are systemic market disruptions. Some businesses have a limited ability to withstand lulls in working capital, or sustain operations during supply chain disruptions....

When assessing the state of the economy, one of the common problems we encounter is the inability for businesses going through a rough patch to find enough working capital to stay afloat. Faltering companies have incurred setbacks, so have come to depend more and more...

Efforts are being made in the private sector to shore up struggling enterprises, which are forced to attend to basic cash-flow needs (spec. overhead expenses like utilities, rent, and payroll). Tech companies in particular are now playing an integral role in funding...

Online technology has made possible exciting new ways to conduct targeted capital infusions. The idea is to connect investors with viable enterprises that are in need of funds. This involves the latest in the IoT, cloud computing, and even AI technology—the power of...

Using internet technology for investment opportunities has now expanded to an exciting new realm. The latest tech has enabled innovators to build a mechanism that facilitates the process of finding capital infusion for struggling companies. Faltering enterprises in...

The key to connecting investors with worthy enterprises is using the best online technology. SickCompany is there to help under-funded businesses find sources of capital. The IoT and enhanced, nation-wide networking capabilities make it possible to facilitate the...

Faltering companies that are in need of working capital are seeking sources of capital to tide them over, so that they can weather the storm, and remain solvent during an economic downturn that has disproportionately impacted brick and mortar business. Typically,...

Sick Company is there to connect struggling companies with investors looking for opportunity. It specializes in helping those in need of capital infusion by matching them with those with funds. This means securing investment via equity funding is a matter of finding...

A failure to make use of the prodigious power of online communications technology has proven to be a formidable obstacle to the process of deploying assistance. The pandemic-induced shut-downs of 2020 adversely impacted commerce—making it far more difficult for...

Angel investors typically finance startups in exchange for equity in the company. Unlike a VC, however, angels are private individuals—or a group of individuals—investing their own money. They provide capital for a set fraction of the company--usually 15 to 20%. But...

In the wake of the pandemic-induced economic downturn, it has become all-the-more urgent to marshal the best technological resources to divert limited resources quickly and effectively. Savvy capital allocation is vital to the survival of small and medium-sized...

In the advent of the protracted economic down-turn resulting from the pandemic, struggling businesses are looking for an infusion of capital in order to stay afloat. That’s where SickCompany comes in. On the surface, startups seemed to be minimally affected by the...