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Beware: the CARES Act may distort business cash flows from 2020. Almost every business faced an unusual year in 2020. When the pandemic hit, work slowed dramatically...

The biggest gap in understanding how business truly works exists between two distinct groups of people: Those who have made a payroll and those who haven

Hawaiian Favorite Cinnamon’s Opts to Permanently Close in Las Vegas The breakfast and plate lunch specialist was awaiting a Payroll Protection Program loan Share this story Cinnamon’s, the restaurant out of Hawai’i on the westside, permanently closed on Friday. Since the pandemic started, the restaurant that specialized in guava chiffon pancakes closed four separate times. The first came when the state closed all nonessential businesses in Nevada last March to prevent the spread of COVID...

Small business has suffered greatly during the COVID pandemic. Illness of employees and ordered closings have caused great stress and endangered the livelihoods of many.

By Bill Donohue | February 5, 2021 | 2:43pm EST Featured is part of an Associated Press bureau. (Photo credit: YouTube/AP Archive) Nancy Pelosis husband, who has a net worth of $120 million, co-owns a company that received a Payroll Protection Program (PPP) loan; he and his wife are worth $202 million. The Los Angeles Lakers, which are worth $4.4 billion, received PPP funding as well; they gave back the $4.6 million loan after being publicly embarrassed. Lucr...

Through thick, thin, and even a pandemic that virtually shut down legislating last year, Rhode Islanders stuck by their lobbyists. Ocean State companies and organizations spent $12.4 million in lobbying fees in 2020, according to a summary of reports filed with Secretary of State Nellie Gorbeas office. Thats around $100,000 more than state-registered lobbyists collected in 2019, despite being mostly exiled from the State House last March and told that almost no new policies would pass...

Cities Facing the Biggest Revenue Losses Due to COVID-19 By Elona Neal, Stacker News On 2/7/21 at 8:00 AM EST COVID-19 took the world by storm in 2020, and the virus brought with it financial hardships and an economic recession all over the United States. Cities across the country banded together to mandate stay-at-home orders and required the use of masks in an effort to flatten the curve and prevent the further spread of the virus. As a result, many small businesses took some of the bigges...

Entrepreneurship is one of the many ways that individuals can build wealth in America. There are nearly 170 thousand minority-owned startups in the U.S., employing over 700 thousand people and

A report from the Small Business Administration has the First State ranking last among the 50 states in Payroll Protection Program loans. Click here for the report. Alaska, Vermont, and the Dakotas finished ahead of Delaware when it came to the number of loans and the dollar amount processed. Ev

Aslan Brewing 2020 Sustainability Report Set to celebrate its seventh year in 2021, Aslan Brewing has been brewing up exceptional, award-winning beer while continually giving back to the community. This past year was no different as the brewery revealed that it donated over $33K to charitable organizations. This and so much more has been revealed in the brewery’s 2020 Sustainability Report. Now in its third year of publishing its Sustainability Report, Aslan Brewing reveals many more det...