Martin Williams Advertising , Minneapolis, promoted Jessica Taylor to senior vice president, director of new business.
LHB , with offices in Minnesota and Wisconsin, announced that Lisa Karlgaard, Anne Porter, John Lawless, Michael Madden, and Dylan Mattson were elected as shareholders. … St. Paul engineering firm Short Elliott Hendrickson has named Benita Crow to lead the firm's operations in Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Nebraska.
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Coronavirus: Five key business stories to watch amid economic chaos - Business Insider
It now seems clear that the coronavirus crisis and ensuing shutdown is going to last for several months at least, and so I've been trying to adjust my thinking this week to reflect that getting through this is going to be a marathon, rather than the sprint I was initially preparing myself for.
But they're also looking ahead. With that in mind, I want to break down a few of the broader trends we're looking at. These were all evident before the coronavirus pandemic, but the current economic chaos looks set to be an accelerant.
Small-business rescue package expected to swell to $350 billion or more | TheHill
Senate negotiators are very close to a deal to provide at least $350 billion to small businesses around the country amid fallout over the coronavirus outbreak, which would be $100 billion more than what the Trump administration proposed earlier this week.
He expects the total cost of the small business chapter of the phase three stimulus deal to reach or exceed $350 billion.
"It's going to be big. It needs to be big. We're talking about half the workers in the country," Rubio said, adding that $350 billion "is the range we're operating off of" and "could be a little more."
The Week in Business: Throwing Billions at the Coronavirus - The New York Times
Greetings, fellow stir-crazed humans. While you work your way through your frozen food supply, we're here to help you parse what's next in business, tech and the economy, which continues to be devastated by the coronavirus pandemic. Keep calm and wash your hands.
Remember when some lawmakers claimed the coronavirus wasn't going to be such a big deal? Senator Richard M. Burr, a Republican from North Carolina who is the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, was one of them — at least publicly. Now it's emerged that just days after Mr. Burr wrote an opinion piece saying that the United States was "better prepared than ever before" to confront the virus, he sold over a million dollars' worth of stock , avoiding the market collapse to come.
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Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Orders Business Closures, Limits Toilet Paper Purchases –
DALLAS COUNTY, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) — Dallas County’s disaster declaration is now ordering the closure of more businesses to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. It is also placing a limit on toilet paper purchases.
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said in a news conference Saturday that nail salons, hair salons, beauty spas, tattoo and piercing parlors and all other non-medical personal care services that cannot be provided while maintaining appropriate social distance will be forced to close temporarily.
GameStop is closing all stores after outcry from employees - CNN
Wineries change business plan due to COVID-19 -
NELSON COUNTY and FLUVANNA COUNTY, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) -- Wineries in the Charlottesville area are changing the way they do business during the coronavirus outbreak.
Wineries such as Cunningham Creek and Veritas are typically busy on the weekends but they were quiet on Saturday.
"We'll have somewhere between 30 and 50 people inside and if the weather is nice, maybe another 20 outside tasting wine and enjoying wine and hanging outside with their families and kids," said Bruce Deal, the owner of Cunningham Creek Winery.
Social Distancing is Giving This Business Model A Big Boost
Americans are being told to stay home to stop the spread of Coronavirus, limiting restaurants to take out and delivery options only. And one business is making a meal of our discovery, or re-discovery, of the joys of cooking: meal delivery services.
Companies like Blue Apron, Hello Fresh, Home Fresh and Peach are finding the Coronavirus emergency is serving them up new customers. A lot of new customers.
Happening on Twitter
Entire jails full of people who were conducting essential business. Wild. https://t.co/6gxBCxOXet DavidDTSS (from Atlanta, GA) Sat Mar 21 16:23:13 +0000 2020
Before anyone cries "no help for big business," remember: An American who gets laid off from big business is no dif… https://t.co/LyVVKfunD8 DanCrenshawTX (from Houston, TX) Sat Mar 21 16:41:32 +0000 2020
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