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Many Small Businesses Say Loans Won't Get Them to Rehire

By Christopher Rugaber | Apr 23, 2020

Some small businesses that obtained a highly-coveted government loan say they won't be able to use it to bring all their laid-off workers back, even though that is what the program was designed to do.

DeVos Excludes DACA Recipients, Foreign Students from Grants

By Collin Binkley | Apr 23, 2020

The Trump administration is barring most international students and all students who entered the U.S. illegally from receiving emergency college grants approved by Congress.

Legal Battles Loom As Businesses Hit by Virus Sue Insurers

By Michael Tarm | Apr 23, 2020

Millions of other shuttered businesses nationwide have turned to their insurers - but insurers have widely rejected the claims.

Coronavirus Fuels Explosive Growth In Telehealth and Concern About Fraud

By Fred Schulte | Apr 23, 2020

Officials worry that some telemedicine companies may take advantage of Medicare patients they contact at their homes.

House Expected to Send 4th Coronavirus Aid Bill to Trump

By Andrew Taylor | Apr 23, 2020

The House is reassembling to send President Donald Trump a fourth bipartisan bill to help businesses crippled by the coronavirus, an almost $500 billion measure that many lawmakers are already looking beyond.

VA Medical Facilities Struggle to Cope with Coronavirus

By Michael Casey and Hope Yen | Apr 23, 2020

Susan Gordon, a senior policy analyst at the nonpartisan Veterans Healthcare Policy Institute, said VA preparations were hampered by inadequate funding and staff.

Stopping Coronavirus a Huge Challenge at Crowded Meat Plants

By Josh Funk | Apr 23, 2020

Daily reports of giant meat-processing plants closing because workers tested positive for the coronavirus have called into question whether slaughterhouses can remain virus-free.

White House Shifts from Raising Alarms to Reopening Country

By Zeke Miller | Apr 23, 2020

For weeks, the Trump administration played up the dangers of the coronavirus. Now the challenge has changed: Convincing people it's safe to come out and resume their normal lives.

Under Pressure, Harvard Says It Will Reject U.S. Relief Aid

By Collin Binkley | Apr 23, 2020

Harvard University announced Wednesday it will turn down $8.7 million in federal coronavirus relief, a day after President Donald Trump excoriated the wealthy Ivy League school.

Facebook Invests in India Telecom Giant Jio for E-Commerce

By Rishabh R. Jain | Apr 23, 2020

Facebook says it plans to invest $5.7 billion in India's telecom giant Reliance Jio.

Video Shows Thief Stole van Gogh Painting with Sledgehammer

By Mike Corder | Apr 23, 2020

All it took was a few sturdy swings with a sledgehammer and a prized painting by Vincent van Gogh was gone.

Fresh Cancellations Show Reopening from Virus Will Be Tough

By Colleen Long and Kate Brumback | Apr 22, 2020

A flurry of cancellations of major events made it clear Wednesday that efforts to return to normal life could still be a long and dispiriting process.

Georgia Businesses Hesitant to Embrace Kemp's Call to Reopen

By Kate Brumback and Jeff Amy | Apr 22, 2020

Gov. Brian Kemp's call to reopen shuttered businesses in Georgia left many business owners wary and confused Tuesday as they considered how to protect themselves and their customers.

NH Hotel Group Responds to Spain's Coronavirus Crisis

Apr 22, 2020

Since the onset of the COVID-19 health crisis, NH Hotel Group has been making its various resources available to Spanish authorities and nonprofit organizations.

Michigan Governor: Trump's Messaging Causes 'Greater Danger'

By David Eggert and Sara Burnett | Apr 22, 2020

Her high-profile disputes with Trump have put her at the center of the states' fight with the federal government over equipment and testing — and helped raise her political profile.

SodaStream Switches to Metal Containers for Flavors

Apr 22, 2020

Home sparkling water giant SodaStream plans to stop 200 million plastic bottles being made over the next five years — by switching to metal containers.

Tyson Foods Closes Large Iowa Pork Plant After Outbreak

By Ryan J. Foley | Apr 22, 2020

Tyson Foods announced Wednesday that it is suspending operations indefinitely at a large Iowa pork processing plant linked to a growing coronavirus outbreak.

Chipotle Agrees to Record $25 Million Fine over Tainted Food

By Brian Melley | Apr 22, 2020

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. agreed Tuesday to pay a record $25 million fine to resolve criminal charges that it served tainted food that sickened more than 1,100 people in the U.S..

Brazil's Government, States Fight for Pandemic Supplies

By Diane Jeantet | Apr 22, 2020

Amid a global pandemic, medical equipment has become a hot commodity, with countries around the world competing for crucial supplies.

Congress Set to Pass $483B Virus Aid As Trump Eyes Next Deal

By Lisa Mascaro and Andrew Taylor | Apr 22, 2020

Congress is sprinting to approve the next coronavirus aid package, a $483 billion deal backed by the White House to replenish a small-business payroll fund and pump more money into hospitals.

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