- When Growth Requires a Different Direction: Why Strategic Business Pivots Are Becoming a Capital DecisionWhen Growth Requires a Different Direction: Why Strategic Business Pivots Are Becoming a Capital Decision The U.S. economy continues to expand, but growth is increasingly uneven. For small-business owners, the next opportunity may not be borrowing more to preserve the existing business model. It may be identifying where demand is moving—and repositioning the business to capture it. For years, entrepreneurs… Read more: When Growth Requires a Different Direction: Why Strategic Business Pivots Are Becoming a Capital Decision
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