[ad_1] CLOSE The coronavirus pandemic has overwhelmed major manufacturers that specialize in personal protective equipment like face masks and face shields — so some smaller and medium sized businesses are switching course to make PPE. (April 9) AP Domestic A California-based company filed a class-action lawsuit against Wells Fargo citing unfair actions against some small businesses seeking… Continue reading Wells Fargo accused of shuffling small business PPP loans in lawsuit

[ad_1] CLOSE Many restauranteurs see no choice but to close during state-ordered shutdowns of in-room dining to help halt the spread of coronavirus. Some Houston kitchens are carrying on with carry-out food to help pay the bills. (March 26) AP Domestic Twelve years ago, chef extraordinaire Naomi Pomeroy opened Beast, a cozy, 26-seat fine-dining restaurant in Portland, Oregon, where she… Continue reading Restaurants say they need more financial help

[ad_1] Lowe’s registers were down at some stores, according to social media posts Saturday. Some stores were taking only cash.        [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] CLOSE  (Photo: Rite Aid) Rite Aid is expanding its coronavirus testing locations that let you swab your own nose for traces of COVID-19. The pharmacy chain announced Saturday that more drive-through testing sites will be available in New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania starting on Monday. The testing locations will be overseen… Continue reading Rite Aid to open new coronavirus testing sites on Monday

[ad_1] The Internal Revenue Service this week created about as much digital furor as the horn-honking protests in Lansing over the coronavirus-related shutdowns and restrictions across the economy.  People want their stimulus checks as much, likely even more, than some angry protesters want their landscaping done and the resumption of their lives.  “People are borderline panicking because this… Continue reading Get My Payment headaches continue as many try to track stimulus cash