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Eddie Travers, proprietor of New York Citys Fraunces Tavern, insists indoor dining at his restaurant is safe on Fox & Friends. A New York City restaurant owner said Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s latest coronavirus restrictions could be the final nail in the coffin for his business. Cuomo recently warned state residents should prepare themselves for the possibility of another shutdown if coronavirus cases continue to surge during the holidays. Fraunces Tavern proprietor Eddie Travers told "Fox & Fr...

French Laundry Restaurant Where Newsom Dined Received Over $2.4 Million in PPP COVID Loans Newsweek 12/16/2020 © Google Maps The French Laundry Restaurant reportedly received more than $2.4 million in PPP loans. The California restaurant where Gov. Gavin Newsom and San Fransisco Mayor London Breed were spotted dining during a COVID surge, reportedly received $2.4 million in Payment Protection Program (PPP) loans. The French Laundry, a three Michelin-star restaurant in Younteville, Napa Val...

LendingFront Announces New PPP Loan Management Solution for Small Business Lenders Share Article Company’s PPP module immediately available for next round of SBA’s stimulus program at no cost to lenders LendingFront’s PPP lending solution will help lenders eliminate the friction and overwhelming manual processes that resulted from the all-hands-on-deck approach that most banks had to implement to handle the inundation of loan requests. NEW YORK (PRWEB) ...

How trade associations are helping companies during the pandemic Webinars offered by trade associations connect members and keep them informed. Courtesy of The Leaders Bank   Updated 12/10/2020 5:51 PM The COVID-19 pandemic has been termed the most serious health and economic challenge to strike the U.S. in generations. COVID-19s impact could not have been anticipated or prepared for by manufacturing companies. The pandemics unpredictable course has left them scrambling to keep e...

Inside the Hostage Crisis of America’s Dying Restaurants Covid-19 rates are spiking, debts are mounting, and workers and owners are trapped in a hell of Congress’s making. PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP/Getty Images Dave was walking to work in one of Pittsburgh’s hippest neighborhoods, past the shuttered artisan candle shops and clothing boutiques that sell overpriced vintage workwear, when he noticed the sobbing. He couldn’t register the noise at first, perhaps even attributing it to someone e...

With the COVID-19 pandemic in full swing for nearly nine months now, Colorados marijuana industry has thrived with record-high sales throughout the year. But weed-adjacent retail businesses, considered non-essential by local and state government, havent been as flush. Smoke shops and CBD stores were among retail businesses that were deemed "non-critical" and forced to close during Colorado’s first stay-at-home phase in March. Marijuana dispensaries remained open during the most restrictive ph...

Their rent this month. for small businesses, the payment protection program still struggling to meet demand. >> you know, just waiting -- just waiting game for us now. >> im trying to apply for this, do i apply for that, but nothing comes through yet. >> reporter: the federal reserve announcing today they are pumping $2.3 trillion into the economy so banks can keep lending. >> we want to make sure that customers know, the banks will get to all of them. >> reporter: for those whose jobs are consi...