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Main Street is finally beginning to rebuild from the hurricane that barely glanced Wall Street.
Between the lines: Small businesses are always particularly exposed when crisis hits, due to limited cash buffers, according to JPMorgan Chase Institute, which tracks anonymized credit and debit card data.
Axios Re:Cap, the afternoon podcast I host, this week is airing a special six-part series on America's small business comeback.
Three big trends that we've learned while putting together the Axios Re:Cap series.
Take a listen: The podcast series launched yesterday with a view from the shopping centers (e.g., where big national chains rub shoulders with moms-and-pops), in which I speak with a top landlord and several of his tenants in an Allen, Texas property called The Villages.
Today's episode will focus on Black-owned small businesses, including a conversation with Shelly Bell, founder of Black Girl Ventures.
Go deeper: Nearly 90% of small businesses say they're confident their shops will survive