We want to double down on the Paycheck Protection Program because, despite its bumpy beginning, it has clearly worked and staved off millions of business closures and job losses, write Sens. Ben Cardin and Chris Coons.
Coindesk | Nikhilesh De | Jul 22, 2020 In a letter dated July 22, Senior Deputy Comptroller and Senior Counsel Jonathan Gould wrote that any national bank can hold onto the unique cryptographic keys for a cryptocurrency, clearing the way for national banks to custody digital assets for their clients. At present, only specific crypto
If you were thinking of taking advantage of low mortgage rates and buying a home, first make sure you know what you can afford.
Have trouble making your monthly payments? Your card issuer might be willing to help. Yet only 5% of consumers will ask, according to Bankrate.com. What you should know.
Several measures to bring financial relief to Americans are about to go away, unless Congress acts.
While a number of colleges and universities have offered a break on room and board, nearly all of them have drawn the line at tuition.
Trafalgar Tours is pivoting to meet consumer concerns in an effort to ensure travel takes off again in early 2021. CNBC spoke with Trafalgar President Melissa da Silva about when she sees tourism rebounding, and what her company is doing to help that happen.
Robinhood has told U.K. customers that it will refocus its efforts on strengthening core business in the U.S.
New York, Los Angeles and other major U.S. cities have seen the unemployment rate soar to 20%, a level some economists believe meets the definition of an economic depression.
Guided vacation company Trafalgar is pivoting to meet consumer concerns in an effort to ensure travel takes off again in early 2021. CNBC spoke with Trafalgar President Melissa da Silva about when she sees tourism rebounding, and what her company is doing to help that happen.
"Why do I want to pour government money, my money as a taxpayer, into businesses that are not going to survive?" said "Shark Tank" investor Kevin O'Leary.
More people are back at work, but they're still working fewer hours and for less money than they did pre-pandemic, according to a report.
The "Mad Money" host said that wider mask adoption could push stocks tied to state economic reopening plans higher in addition to tech stocks.
The CARES Act set July 31 as the end date for a $600 weekly unemployment enhancement, absent a congressional extension. But most states will stop paying after this weekend due to administrative rules.
Congress is poised to consider another round of direct payments to Americans with new stimulus legislation. But many people are still waiting on their first $1,200 check. Meanwhile, others were not eligible for that money. Here's how that may change in the next bill.