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Another round of payroll loans targeted to help struggling businesses (Source: WSFA 12 News) By Amanda Roberts | January 12, 2021 at 10:40 PM CST - Updated January 13 at 5:51 PM NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - The federal government launched another round of the paycheck protection program, or PPP this week. Throughout the pandemic, Chef Frank Brigtsen has kept safety top of mind for his staff at his flagship restaurant which meant a good dose of creativity. “In the last 10 months, I wrote coo...

Oak Park independent bookstore the Book Table now looks to the community for support to carry it through the remainder of the pandemic.

Post date:  Wed, 01/13/2021 - 9:57am Thousands of people are still out of work, many restaurants and retail stores are fighting for their lives and the service industry may never be the same. But the U.S. stock markets set records to finish 2020, despite volatility produced by the coronavirus pandemic. The S&P 500 Index is up about 70 percent from its March lows. The market performance could be a sign that the economy will improve over the next six months. It also could just be a result of eco...

Another round of the Payroll Protection Program opened Monday for new borrowers and “certain existing PPP borrowers.” Many businesses around the country including here in Lubbock plan on taking advantage of it so they can continue to pay their employees.

We are grateful: Phoenix bakery uses Payroll Protection Program to stay afloat ‘We are grateful’: Phoenix bakery uses Payroll Protection Program to stay afloat A Phoenix bakery might still not be here if it wasnt for the Payroll Protection Program. They say theyre grateful and hope theyll qualify for the second round of payments. PHOENIX - Money from the first round of the Payroll Protection Program (PPP) poured into thousands of Arizona businesses and many say its kept them afloat, but th...

Leila Pedersen and Suzy Khachaturyan contributed to this post. State lawmakers should appropriate these dollars immediately to meet the rising hardships facing families, the challenges in containment of the coronavirus and roll-out of the vaccine, and the financial pressures on local governments and public institutions that need to expand services to protect the common good. North Carolina can afford to put people first and respond robustly to COVID-19 while putting communities on sounder footi...

2nd round of Payroll Protection Program loans starts this week 2nd round of Payroll Protection Program loans starts this week By Donna McCollum | January 12, 2021 at 1:36 PM CST - Updated January 13 at 1:18 AM NACOGDOCHES, Texas (KTRE) - Monday smaller businesses that did not receive a Payroll Protection Program loan the first time around could begin applying. On Wednesday those that did receive one of the original loans can begin the process. Temple Rodriguez at Greer’s in Nacogdoches i...

During call with Colorado Sen. Bennet, officials talk about struggles with workforce Rick Carroll, Aspen Times Western Slope leaders from mountain and ski towns met virtually on Friday with Sen. Michael Bennet, a day after President Trump issued a proclamation extending the visa restrictions on those including J-1 and H-2B workers. (Chris Dillmann, cdillmann@vaildaily.com) Leaders from mountain and ski towns on the Western Slope told Sen. Michael Bennet on Friday the Trump administration’s ex...

Kasson business owners relying on creativity, cooperation Still, says one, "I wonder even with this graduated reopening, if some of these businesses are not going to make it." 2:13 pm, Jan. 10, 2021 × Owner Marlo Bungum takes the temperature of Violet Finley as she arrives on Friday, Jan. 8, 2021, at Just Like Home School Age Child Care in Kasson. Each student’s temperature is taken when they arrive at the day care in an effort to keep COVID-19 at bay. (Traci Westcott /...

Copyright © 2021 Roswell Daily Record Community lenders can start making the second round of Payroll Protection Program loans through the Small Business Administration on Monday, and advisors with the New Mexico Small Business Development Centers Network are available to help businesses if they want it. Scott Bucher, the director of the Small Business Development Center at Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell, said that businesses can call him if they want assistance with applications or with...