COVID-19

The Small Business Administration says over 1.3 million loan applications have been approved as of Wednesday. But many businesses whose loans have been approved haven’t yet seen any of the money.

The ripple effect of recent plant closures is still being assessed.

Clothes are stranded in stores during a normally popular time for shopping.

The deal comes with strings attached: For one thing, 30% of the money is going to have to be paid back.

Increased ability to do testing, adequate hospital capacity and new safety measures for businesses are among the measures governors are reviewing.

Both the sales and building of homes has slowed with the spread of the pandemic.

A place like Columbus, Ohio, relies on income tax for 75% of its revenue.

The apps promise to match clients to online therapists for as little as $40 a week.

Grocery store workers, delivery drivers and food service workers have long complained of low-wages and limited or non-existent benefits packages.

Those auctions are an important part of the rural economy and the food chain. The people working the auctions are taking safety precautions.