Google’s new tools help businesses during COVID-19
Running a business requires a whole lot of ingenuity and perseverance. It’s those same qualities that are helping local businesses adapt…
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Google expands tools to help businesses impacted by COVID-19
Google is rolling out a series of updates aimed at helping local businesses adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic while continuing to serve…
Coronavirus wine: Wineries turn to online sales to avoid getting crushed by the COVID-19 pandemic
Susan Tipton began making wine after she and her husband settled on an 18-acre property in Acampo, California in 2003.
Op-ed: Digital taxes are an even bigger threat to the US economy during the pandemic
Much of the recent trade discussion has focused on how the coronavirus has increased tension between the United States and China, energized efforts to localize supply chains, and spawned countless export control measures. But the coronavirus has also contributed to another disturbing trend – momentum for digital service taxes in countries around the world.
Boston creates $6M coronavirus fund for small businesses reopening safety costs
The city of Boston is rolling out $6 million in grants for small businesses ready to reopen, with the cash aimed at helping owners pay for the protective equipment and other measures they’ll need to start back up.
Congress shifts coronavirus focus to small business aid
An overhaul of small business aid will be the next thing Congress focuses on in hopes of helping employers reopen shops and survive coronavirus pandemic.
Connected Commerce Council urges policymakers to preserve access to digital tools, small business needs
Community leaders and small businesses throughout Kentucky sent a letter calling on Gov. Andy Beshear and other state policymakers to preserve access to business-critical…
Reopen it: 74% small firms will be ‘back to business as usual’ in six months
In the latest sign of economic resiliency amid the job-crushing coronavirus plague, three-quarters of small firms believe they will be “back to business as usual” within six months of stay-at-home rules being lifted, according to a new survey.