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Can Airlines Survive the Covid Winter?
The resurgent Covid-19 pandemic is pushing back the recovery in air travel, turning winter into a survival test for carriers now pinning hopes on a spring rebound.
25% of Consumers Say They’ve Already Finished 2020 Holiday Shopping
With the COVID-19 pandemic casting a shadow of uncertainty over traditional holiday gatherings and celebrations, many consumers in the U.S. are using their wallets to get into the holiday spirit – for better or for worse.
Intuit Launches New QuickBooks Insurance and 401(k) Services
Intuit Inc. has launched two new offerings: QuickBooks Insurance and, separately, 401(k) powered by Guideline. The new options further expand the capabilities of the QuickBooks Online platform to help small businesses succeed and help their employees...
Nearly Half of Black-Owned Small Businesses Could Close Permanently Due to Covid-19
The new nationwide poll surveyed 600 small business owners representing a range of demographics on the impact of COVID-19 on their businesses as well as their views of federal coronavirus relief measures.
Private Capital Managers Optimistic on 2021 Economic Rebound
Three-quarters (74.5%) of all fund managers surveyed expect the economy to improve next year—28% expect it to be “much better” and 46.5% “slightly better.” Only 15.5% of PE and VC fund managers surveyed said they expect the economy to ...
New York State to Reopen Theaters and Ski Resorts
In the U.S., about 48% of theaters have reopened so far, according to researcher Comscore Inc, though those in New York City and Los Angeles, two major markets, have yet to resume business.
74% of SMB Owners Took on Debt to Offset Covid-19 Losses
As small business owners continue to navigate the COVID-19 crisis, many are grappling with significant new challenges. According to a recent LendingTree survey of almost 1,400 small business owners, day-to-day business disruptions have spurred ...
A Distributed Workforce Can Bring Tax Savings for Businesses
With workers now distributed outside city limits, many companies are unknowingly overpaying these local taxes. The problem is that navigating this tax landscape is extremely complex, especially without accurate, reliable data.