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Which Louisiana organizations got at least $150,000 in paycheck protection loans? Search our database NOLA.comMcConnell's Wife's Family Business Appears on Trump Admin's List of Companies That Received Most PPP Money NewsweekNew data shows lawmakers secured millions in small business aid POLITICOPPP Loans: What You Need to Know About the Latest Changes The Wall Street Journal
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Google, Facebook and Twitter said they were reviewing China's punitive new national security law for the city, a rare public questioning of Chinese policy by major American tech companies.
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Beijing's new national security law for the territory poses more uncomfortable questions
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Energy-focused private equity house Vortus Investment Advisors has partnered up with Alchemist Energy to help upstream oil and gas players wait out market volatility.
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Some industries that were less directly impacted by the pandemic, such as manufacturing and construction, received a greater proportion of the PPP loans than the hard-hit restaurant and hotel industries.
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The companies said they were reviewing China's punitive new national security law for the city, a rare public questioning of Chinese policy by major American tech companies.
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Kanye West's clothing brand, Hollywood production companies on pandemic loan list ReutersKanye West's Yeezy got millions in federal small business loans CBS NewsBillionaire Kanye West's Company Gets Multimillion-Dollar PPP Loan From Trump Admin The Daily BeastKanye West's Yeezy Brand Gets Multi-Million Dollar Loan from Government Stimulus Fund MSN MoneyYeezy Received At Least $2 Million In Small Business Loans
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What unites Planned Parenthood, Kushner and Kanye? PPP loans NBC NewsTrump administration releases list of companies that received most money from small business bailout loans CNBCNancy Pelosi's husband among lawmaker-linked PPP loan recipients New York Post Trump's Waikiki Partner, Kushner Family Among PPP Borrowers Washington Post
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Some companies aren't allowing workers to wear Black Lives Matter masks or other BLM attire. Employees have protested against Whole Foods, Trader Joe's Taco Bell and Starbucks, among others.
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 (Bloomberg) -- The parent company of TheStreet Inc., a financial news website co-founded by media personality Jim Cramer, received a $5.7 million loan as part of a program aimed at helping U.S. small businesses weather the pandemic.The loan was included in documents released by the federal government on Monday chronicling the $669 billion Paycheck Protection Program. A spokesman for TheMaven Inc., which acquired TheStreet in 2019 for $16.5 million, said that for "ease-of-process" reasons the borrowing was taken out under TheStreet's name, but that it was for the entire consolidated company, which owns media properties such as Sports Illustrated.Cramer, who still supplies content to TheStreet under a deal that followed its acquisition by TheMaven, has been critical of how banks handled the Paycheck Protection Program. In April, he slammed financial institutions for approving loans to larger companies than should have been allowed. A spokesperson for CNBC, where Cramer hosts a TV show, didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.Bloomberg News, part of Bloomberg LP, competes with both TheStreet and CNBC in providing financial news.In June, TheMaven forecast that sales would be more than $115 million this year. It first disclosed that it was taking out the loan in a filing in May.Another news outlet, Axios, which covers finance, government and politics, returned its loan from the Small Business Administration's stimulus program after it became public.Other media businesses have tapped the loans, inclu
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Moves by social media companies follow rollout of China's national security law
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