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Share: Manchester, NH, March 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- Zoom Telephonics, Inc., doing business as  Minim (OTCQB:MINM) today reported fourth quarter and full year preliminary financial results for the period ended December 31, 2020. Q4 2020 highlights include: Record net revenue of $13.7 million and record revenue growth of 30% year over year, and a 14% increase sequentially from Q3 2020.   Continued gross margin improvement at 33%, 25% higher year over year and 16%...

Editors note: A Year of COVID-19, The State Journal-Registers in-depth look at the pandemics impact on our lives, continues through March. Watch for stories of challenge and triumph, ingenuity and perseverance, survival and lives remembered.  Springfield’s hotel occupancy rate in January was 27.2%, the lowest monthly rate ever recorded since statistics began being kept almost three decades ago, and the rate was 16 percentage points lower than the same month in 2020. The statistics were e...

Print article Restaurants, concert venues and airplane manufacturers all stand to benefit from the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package the Senate just approved. They are among the few industries that won targeted help in the massive spending bill. Unlike its predecessor - the $2 trillion Cares Act, which proved a smorgasbord for corporate interests - the latest installment of federal aid focuses on funding state and local governments and schools and extra support for individuals. Lawmak...

by Ellen Brown Faced with the dire Covid-19 crisis, some lawmakers are starting to see publicly-owned banks as the key to ensuring an equitable economic recovery. Just over two months into the new year, 2021 has already seen a flurry of public banking activity.  Sixteen new bills to form publicly-owned banks or facilitate their formation were introduced in eight U.S. states in January and February. Two bills for a state-owned bank were introduced in New Mexico, two in Massachusetts, two in Ne...

OPINION The Daily Reporter By Curt MacRae As Congress wrestles over whether sending you $1,400 will add too much to our national debt, maybe they should take another look at the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), which was rolled out as part of the CARES Act in early-2020. PPP was created to help struggling small businesses impacted by coronavirus slowdowns and shutdowns. To qualify for the taxpayer-funded relief, businesses were required to self-certify, in good-faith, that "current economic u...

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Public Banking Legislation Heating Up Just over two months into the new year, 2021 has already seen a flurry of public banking activity. Sixteen new bills to form publicly-owned banks or facilitate their formation were introduced in eight U.S. states in January and February. Please share this article - Go to very top of page, right hand side, for social media buttons. Two bills for a state-owned bank were introduced in New Mexico, two in Massachusetts, two in New York, one each in Oregon and H...

The $1.9 trillion package includes billions in relief for hard-hit industries, though many corporate interests asking for aid got snubbed.

Restaurants, concert venues and airplane manufacturers all stand to benefit from the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package the Senate just approved.

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