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More Airlines Are Stuffing Cargo Into Passenger Seats To Counter Coronavirus Slump An increasing number of airlines are using their passenger aircraft to transport urgent goods, mainly critically-needed medical supplies to fight Covid-19. However, they complain regulatory restrictions are getting in th...
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Out of work due to coronavirus shutdowns? How to file for unemployment benefits With 3 million people filing for unemployment last week, "There is absolutely no reason to delay" setting up a claim, said one economist.
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Wall Street surged on Thursday as record weekly jobless claims came in below investors' worst fears, while also making a strong case for more aggressive stimulus to aid businesses and families wrecked by the economic fal...
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US has fewer 401(k) millionaires after coronavirus stock market meltdown There were over 11 million households in America worth between $1 million and $5 million in February, according to Spectrem Group's Market Insights Report 2020. That figure -- the number of 401(k) millionaires, as they w...
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Congress May Pause Student Loan Repayment For 6 Months Good news. You may not owe federal student loan payments for 6 months.
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The number of Americans applying for jobless benefits for the first time surged to a record 3.3 million last week.       
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Unemployment Benefits: What to Know About the Coronavirus Bill

Wall Street Journal - 26 Mar 2020 23:02
Unemployment Benefits: What to Know About the Coronavirus Bill Congress is working to pass a stimulus bill that would expand unemployment insurance programs across the country. We answer questions on how to apply for benefits and how the legislation, once it becomes law, would chang...
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Professional chefs depend on this meat thermometer--and it's on sale The Thermapen Mk4 is must-have tool to cook restaurant-quality meals at home, and right now you can add one to your kitchen for an amazing, low price.       
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Coronavirus Scams - Real-World Examples & What to Watch Out For History is rife with stories of tragedy bringing out the best in people. It's also scarred by examples of the opposite. COVID-19's arrival and corresponding economic shock has given rise to a host of scams. But you can l...
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A record 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits in a single week. Here's why that number is likely much higher. Shannon Stapleton/Reuters Around 3.3 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits in a single week, setting a new record as coronavirus triggers massive layoffs across the economy. But it's likely the number of unem...
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Nestle , the world's biggest food company, said it would pay full salaries to employees affected by work stoppages for a minimum of three months, to protect them from the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Down, But Not Out: A 30-Day Plan To Come Back Stronger Than Ever Nearly every business and brand around the world has hit a brick wall. Retailers. Restaurants. Hospitality. Travel. Small business. Big business. Public companies. Bootstrappers. The playing field, at least for the fores...
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Amazon has finally shut a US warehouse indefinitely after 3 workers tested positive for COVID-19 REUTERS/Bryan Woolston Amazon has indefinitely shut a returns center in Shepherdsville, Kentucky after three workers tested positive for coronavirus. Originally the facility was only supposed to remain closed for 48 hour...
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President Trump warns of 'suicides,' and Bill Gates talks of 'pile of bodies,' but they've both touched upon an economic term known as the Identifiable Victim Effect.
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Amazon is reportedly keeping a New Jersey warehouse open for business after an employee tests positive for COVID-19 (AMZN) Saul Loeb/Getty Images Amazon is keeping a warehouse in Edison, New Jersey, open after a worker tested positive for COVID-19, first reported by Buzzfeed and confirmed to Business Insider. Workers in at least 11 Amazon wa...
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10 Money-Saving Benefits of Organizing Your Home (on a Budget) We all feel the effects of a cluttered and disorganized home. Being better organized can help you keep track of your stuff, shop better, increase your productivity, and even contribute to your health and happiness. But b...
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"If you use these funds to rehire those employees ... then you qualify," Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen told CNBC.
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AEW Dynamite Continues Domination Of WWE NXT Amid Veiled Shots At Vince McMahon AEW Dynamite defeated WWE NXT with 819,000 viewers compared to 669,000 for WWE NXT.
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What The $2 Trillion Stimulus Package Means For The Food System A number of stimulus provisions are aimed at helping producers and workers throughout the food supply chain, from agricultural producers to restaurant workers, but small and independent restaurant owners say they've been...
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6 Thoughts Sabotaging Your Business's Bottom Line When things are as tough and uncertain, as they are right now, it's hard not to let doubt, fear and other self-sabotaging thoughts creep in. Most of us don't realize we're even having these thoughts, thus creating more c...
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The Shoe Company Making A Difference Literally One Step At A Time With the fashion industry today employing one sixth of the world's population, there is huge potential to make an impact.
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Facebook launched a dedicated hub in Messenger to inform users about the novel coronavirus, and to reduce the spread of misinformation.
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