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PRNEWSWIRE/The Breakers Palm BeachLeisure and hospitality jobs are down 249,400 from a year ago, and money hotels received through the Paycheck Protection Program to keep workers employed for two months has run out. -
Duke EnergyUtilities suspended disconnections after the pandemic began in the spring but recently have moved forward with plans to turn off electricity for non-payment of bills.
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The proposal is pending approval from the Public Service Commission.
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Face-to-face contact has long been seen as crucial to workplace creativity. But what do you do when in-person collaboration could pose a serious health risk in the COVID-19 era?
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Here's what Florida entering Phase 3 will mean for bars, restaurants, small businesses such as hair salons, and those who have been working remotely during the coronavirus pandemic.
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This means restaurants and other businesses will be allowed to reopen at full capacity.
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He wants to eliminate any uncertainty that restaurants could be shut down if there is another surge of cases.
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The group wants to exempt “essential businesses” from COVID-related litigation and change rules for “non-essential businesses” that could be sued.
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This week, Governor Ron DeSantis suggested he’d like to see a special session for the Florida legislature to consider protecting small businesses from lawsuits related to COVID-19.
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The project with Philadelphia's Rothman Orthopaedics includes a 12-story treatment, research and training facility that will also serve as Rothman's Florida HQ.
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The comments marked the first time DeSantis has publicly supported limiting lawsuits for businesses grappling with COVID-19.
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The Dow falls more than 500 points as a report says large global banks were involved in transactions flagged as possible money laundering and hopes dim for Congress to pass another relief measure.
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The Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg is open after being shuttered for six months due to concerns over the spread of coronavirus. It was one of the region's last museums to do so.
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The coronavirus has affected most Americans, but NPR's latest poll shows Black, Latino and Native American households are hardest hit by the financial impact of the crisis.
