Most of it went to hiring back furloughed employees — or hiring new ones.
As we approach the deadline for the expanded coronavirus unemployment payments to end, we look at some of the key questions around benefits.
Almost a quarter of adults have either moved because of the pandemic or know someone who has.
It’s clear the loans went to some enterprises that are once again prompting questions about who really needed the government aid.
Unless Congress extends the $600-a-week program, benefits are set to expire at the end of July.
Capturing carbon is expensive, so most brewers usually just release the gas into the atmosphere. That’s changing during the pandemic.
So far, the nation’s businesses have avoided laying off 9.3 million workers.
Housing wealth and other protections advantage owners over renters.
Some borrow less because they’re optimistic, some because they’re pessimistic and some because they’re cautious.
There’s been some recovery in passenger numbers since the peak of the COVID-19 lockdowns, but not much.
