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Capital Source card for August 2026 industries served, headlined $3.9M put to work, over a photograph of a quiet white office corridor with deep green walls and one person walking away in the distance, above three figures: 12 fundings closed in August, 7 industry sectors, and amounts from $31.6K to $1M right-sized to each operator.
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August 2026 Industries Served List

Press release · August 2026 funding activity August 2026 Industries Served List Twelve fundings in August. Eleven businesses. One of them signed for two term loans on the same day, and the relationship behind that structure is what made the month worth writing about. Professional services and consulting led August at $2,150,000 across three fundings....

Wide view down the aisle of a modern third-party logistics warehouse: tall deep green pallet racking on both sides loaded with shrink-wrapped pallets, two green reach trucks in the aisle, a roller conveyor running along the right, and two workers in green safety vests seen from behind under bright neutral daylight.
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Financing a 3PL: Working Capital for Warehousing and Fulfillment Operators

Financing a 3PL: Working Capital for Warehousing and Fulfillment Operators Imagine every pallet in this picture belongs to somebody else. Most lenders will advance against two things only: the receivables those clients generate, and the equipment the operator owns outright. That is why the conversation starts with what you own, not what you handle. Your...

Line chart comparing two cumulative AI cost trajectories over twenty conversation turns on one shared scale: a flat per-turn expectation rises almost imperceptibly while what is actually billed curves steeply upward, about ten and a half times higher by turn twenty. The shaded gap between them is labeled the part nobody budgeted for.
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AI Consumption Is Now a Line Item: How to Control Your Business’ Token Spend

AI Consumption Is Now a Line Item: How to Control Your Business’ Token Spend Because these systems are stateless, the whole conversation is re-sent on every turn, so cumulative cost tracks n(n+1)/2 rather than n. Both trajectories are drawn on one shared scale. Your AI bill grows with usage rather than headcount, which makes it...