Treasury makes key change to prepaid stimulus cards so Americans don’t toss them
In the spring some recipients mistook the payment for junk mail.
Labor Department estimates $36B in improper unemployment payments in CARES Act
The Department of Labor's Office of the Inspector General estimates that at least $36 billion worth of unemployment payments expended as of Nov. 7 may have been invalid.
10-year Treasury yield jumps above 1%, here’s why it may not spike further
Here's why rising bond yields may not move too much higher.
Manufacturers want Biden to boost ‘Buy American’ practices
Joe Biden's transition team has offered little more than what the president-elect has said in public statements and proposals.
DC program grants over $200,000 in pandemic relief to microbusinesses
The program is the latest effort by the local government to support businesses across the city.
President Trump signs COVID relief, government funding bill
The president's decision to sign the package into law will avert a government shutdown, restore unemployment benefits, stop evictions, provide rental assistance, add additional funding to the Small Business Administration's Paycheck Protection Program and invest in vaccine distribution, among other things.
Loggers wait for share of stimulus money
Tucked inside the new $900 billion coronavirus relief package passed by Congress, but facing an uncertain fate with President Trump, is $200 million in aid for the loggers and the trucking companies that transport their wares.
Private bus industry slams Congress over coronavirus relief bill
Private bus companies are not happy with the new COVID-19 relief package Congress approved late Monday, which allocates $2 billion to the motorcoach industry.
Coronavirus restrictions in NYC make it 'very tough' to make money: Chef David Burke
Chef David Burke will likely temporarily close his New York business because he’s “losing too much money.”
Coronavirus relief bill 'better than ... imagined,' Trump should sign it: Norquist
Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist on Wednesday said President Trump should sign the COVID-19 relief bill that Congress approved Monday.
How much will Social Security retirees get in the second stimulus check?
Retirees who file taxes as single with incomes up to $75,000 will get the full payment and those who file married joint returns with an income up to $150,000 will get the full amount.
NYC restaurateur: Coronavirus stimulus bill a 'one-size-fits-all Band-Aid'
New York restaurateur Tyler Hollinger argues the latest stimulus relief bill isn’t enough for the restaurant industry.
House lawmakers approve $900B coronavirus relief package
The bill includes provisions to help American families and businesses as coronavirus cases throughout the U.S surge.
Coronavirus relief deal by the numbers: What's in the $900B package Congress is set to vote on today?
Congressional leaders reached a compromise on a $900 billion coronavirus relief deal on Sunday after months of on-and-off negotiations and debate, with each party blaming the other for blocking stimulus efforts.
States spent over $7B competing for early virus supplies
The AP tallied more than $7 billion in purchases by states this spring for personal protective equipment and high-demand medical devices such as ventilators and infrared thermometers.
PPP borrowers stand to gain tax deductions
Congress is considering countermanding the Treasury with tax benefits worth hundreds of billions of dollars for business owners.
Bar Rescue star slams government's coronavirus restrictions on restaurants without stimulus program
Restaurant owners are fighting to protect their lives, “Bar Rescue” host Jon Taffer told FOX Business on Tuesday.
Texas launching rapid coronavirus testing program for small businesses
A pilot program in Texas will equip small businesses with COVID-19 rapid tests for their employees.
'Corporate socialists' take heat from both sides of the aisle amid bailouts
With Democrats and Republicans haggling over the latest massive coronavirus relief package, House members from both parties have expressed distaste for federally funded corporate windfalls.
U.S. Postal Service delays next-generation mail truck contract award again due to coronavirus
The coronavirus pandemic has forced the U.S. Postal Service to delay an award for a next-generation truck that will replace its aging Grumman Long Life Vehicle.