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The Employee Retention Tax Credit Is the Biggest Covid Scam

The pandemic tax break was supposed to cost $55 billion. The bill so far: $230 billion, and rising.

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Co-Diagnostics Shares Rise 21% After Submitting FDA Application For Covid-19 Test Platform

By Ben Glickman Shares of Co-Diagnostics rose on Wednesday after the company submitted an application to the Food and Drug Administration for its Covid-19.

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Crude oil sees first real death cross since the pandemic plunge of early 2020

Charts of crude-oil futures have just flashed a bearish signal the likes of which hasn't been seen since just before the plunge that preceded the demand.

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How a Well-Intentioned Tax Credit Became a Colossal Mess

Employee-retention credit has cost the government about four times as much as expected and counting

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Investigators Probe Whether U S Was Billed Twice for Coronavirus Research in China

Nonprofit EcoHealth Alliance denies allegations, saying projects didn’t overlap

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