It's boom times for the disaster recovery companies helping retailers get back on their feet. Here a ... [+] Microsoft store on Fifth Avenue in New York City is boarded up after a night of looting and and social unrest following George Floyd police brutality protests on June 2.
Sheldon Yellen's phone won't stop ringing these days. One of those calls was the owner of a Dallas corner store who returned to his shop after a night of protests and looting to a wreckage of busted windows, stolen merchandise and smashed shelving.
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Gov. Wolf Announces $225 Million Grant Program for Small Businesses Impacted by COVID-19
Governor Tom Wolf today announced a $225 million statewide grant program to support small businesses that were impacted by the COVID-19 public health crisis and subsequent business closure order.
The funding was developed in partnership with state lawmakers and allocated through the recently enacted state budget, which included $2.6 billion in federal stimulus funds through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, of which $225 million was earmarked for relief for small businesses.
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Dealers see 'booming' business as automakers revive production
Royal Oak — Auto sales are "booming" for dealer Walt Tutak at Matthews-Hargreaves Chevrolet after he shut his showroom for eight weeks to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
The dealership reopened May 18, the same week General Motors Co. progressively started to reopen its North American plants. While inventory levels are solid right now, he says, that could change in two or three months since it will take time for auto plants to get back up to their full production levels.
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Biddeford launches business assistance program - Portland Press Herald
Funded through the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Community Development Block Grant program, small businesses would be able to apply for up to $12,500 to help them keep or hire low or moderate income workers.
Businesses city wide with up to 20 employees may apply, said Biddeford Economic Development Coordinator Brad Favreau. Businesses challenged by impacts of the coronavirus who did not receive assistance through the federal CARES Act programs are targeted.
Babban Gona is helping Nigerian farmers expand their business - CNN
Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) In 2015, farmer Sule Yohana joined Babban Gona , a social enterprise organization with a focus on providing expansion services to smallholder farmers in Nigeria.
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Coronavirus in Sheboygan: Business Promise aims for safety amid reopen
SHEBOYGAN - Many local businesses are taking active steps to continue protecting patrons from the coronavirus.
But you can't see every measure businesses are taking. You can see face masks and social distancing markers, but what about temperature checks or cleaning procedures?
The Sheboygan County Division of Public Health created the Sheboygan County Business Promise, which outlines the roles of both businesses and patrons as retailers and restaurants continue to open and expand capacity.
Back to Business: A Guide for Reopening With COVID-19 | Daily Business Review
Fortunately, most businesses have a viable path to recover some of their losses. Their hope is located in the language of the benefits provisions of their commercial insurance policies. This type of coverage is known as "business interruption insurance."
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At least one tenant who happens to be a landlord says he received a summons despite state and county suspensions.
Even with the beginnings of business reopenings in progress, much damage has already been done. We explore in this article a holistic approach that would help guide all parties through various strategies to weather the crisis and emerge to the subsequent rebound we all hope to find.
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