BIZTALK: Small Business Guidance

By Staff Reports, posted Mar 30, 2020

During Monday's BizTalk, Natalie English, president and CEO of the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce, discussed what new state and county stay-at-home orders that go into effect at 5 p.m. Monday mean for local businesses and resources to help during the economic downturn.

See the full conversation below.

For previous BizTalk videos, go to the Business Journal’s special section on coronavirus coverage here or our Facebook page.

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