Small Business

Business groups are pleading for changes to the Paycheck Protection Program, which has come under mounting criticism for giving money to big companies.
Neither the Trump administration nor the lending industry has disclosed a list of Paycheck Protection Program beneficiaries.
Small business owners are suing Wells Fargo and other big banks, saying they "rigged" the coronavirus Paycheck Protection Program to favor large companies.
The company said it got coronavirus relief funds because they were open to any restaurant chain with less than 500 employees at a single location.
The tentative agreement would offer another $300 billion in loans, as well as funds for hospitals, coronavirus testing and disaster relief.
While the federal government is making big companies whole during the COVID-19 crisis, working families and small businesses will suffer.
The hardest-hit industry is not getting the most help from the new anti-layoff initiative.
"They don't know how to interact in the appropriate way with tribes and they're just not getting the job done," says Sen. Tom Udall.
Lawmakers say they want to add funding, but they're fighting about how to do it.
Patrons at a Georgia bar would write down memories they made there on dollar bills and fasten them to the wall. During COVID-19, that tradition came in handy.