KEY POINTS PayPal and Intuit are among the first non-bank, fintech companies to be approved for the Small Business Association’s emergency lending program. The companies, along with Square and other non-banks, have been pushing for fintech inclusion and say their tech-focused approach allows them to
The signs at the Times Square that thanks to healthcare workers are seen in New York City, United States on March 20, 2020. Tayfun Coskun | Anadolu Agency | Getty Images On April 9th, cities across the United States illuminated their cities’ stadiums and landmarks
KEY POINTS Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday that the United States is expected to have an antibody test “very soon” that will determine whether somebody has been exposed to the coronavirus. “Very soon, we will have an antibody test,” he said, “and Americans
KEY POINTS President Donald Trump said on Friday that he will not reopen the economy “until we know this country is going to be healthy.” Singapore reported 198 additional cases of Covid-19, taking its tally to 2,108 with six deaths as of Friday noon, according to the country’s
KEY POINTS Vice President Mike Pence said on Friday that the United States is expected to have an antibody test “very soon” that will determine whether somebody has been exposed to the coronavirus. “Very soon, we will have an antibody test,” he said, “and Americans
KEY POINTS The Treasury Department says airlines seeking more than $100 million in grants to combat coronavirus will need to compensate taxpayers. Talks have blown past a Monday deadline after airlines were asked for additional information. The $32 billion in grants aim to step massive
Of all the challenges power plants face at present, keeping pace with innovation may be the most critical. Whether it’s incorporating renewable energy sources, fending off cyberattacks or simply updating to the latest, most efficient software, power plants are under increasing pressure to stay current
KEY POINTS The draconian curbs on movement and the closure of most shops and businesses across Italy were imposed on March 9, and were scheduled to expire on Monday. “This is a difficult but necessary decision for which I take all political responsibility,” Conte told