‘The coronavirus rescue plan is not working’: Small businesses struggle with new federal aid program
Both big banks and small community banks have been inundated with inquiries from small businesses.
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Revolution in medical devices expected, as feds chop decades-old rules
The feds are waiving rules and penalties against doctors and companies who can now diagnose patience through Zoom, Skype and other videoconferencing for the first time.
Nobel-winning economist: The economy will rebound quickly from coronavirus
Vernon Smith thinks the U.S economy won’t suffer long-term effects from the pandemic—as long as the government stays out of the way.
Popcorn with Zenger: ‘The Banker’ offers an inspiring true story with great performances
The American Dream may seem unattainable, but “The Banker” shows not even institutionalized racism can stop those who are committed to win.
Japanese banks struggle with coronavirus as Summer Olympics postponed
Lower fees for consumers and new options for electronic banking could help Japan’s banks cope with fallout from COVID-19.
GE signs $1B agreement in Africa in a turn away from Chinese investment
General Electric and the Democratic Republic of Congo will work together to repair the country’s Inga II Dam.
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Leaving corporate America behind, teacher-stylist takes on black hair establishment
Najah Aziz quit corporate America to become a beauty industry influencer, teaching other stylists about client retention and growth, business etiquette, marketing and community service.
No snakes on a plane: US to crack down on flying with exotic ‘emotional support’ animals
Surprised passengers have shared commercial aircraft with horses, squirrels and exotic birds. New regulations may put an end to the practice.