NBC News’ Dasha Burns speaks to small business owners in Chicago who are dealing with the trouble of reopening after COVID-19 restrictions amid nationwide George Floyd protests.
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Morganne Campbell looks at how some newly reopened businesses are passing along some additions costs to the consumer in an effort to recoup losses from COVID-19. Meanwhile, Abigail Bimman checks on the progress being made to find a vaccine ahead of human clinical trials beginning soon in Canada.
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Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante and regional public health director Mylène Drouin provide an update on Thursday on the city’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The mayor announced new measures that will be put in place to support Montreal merchants as they reopen businesses on Monday, May 25th.
The date for reopening was pushed back to May 25 in the Greater Montreal area after the government deemed the required criteria to safely reopen had not been met.
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Speaking outside his Ottawa residence, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that businesses facing a rent crunch will need to hold on through the COVID-19 pandemic and help with an eventual economic recovery, instead of closing up and slowing the rebound.
He said the government “really hopes” commercial landlords will apply for a federal program launching next week that would give companies a break on the rent, warning that they may find themselves out of cash in the future if they evict tenants now.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and the province’s chief medical health officer Dr. Saqib Shahab provided an update on the province’s COVID-19 ongoing response on Thursday.
Moe announced an expansion of the testing criteria throughout the province as more businesses start to reopen, saying this will lead to an increase in overall testing numbers as a result.
Shahab said the broadened criteria will pay careful attention to those who are caregivers to people with compromised immune systems, the homeless and vulnerable populations.
The federal government is offering bridge financing for big Canadian businesses across all sectors to help them keep employees on the payroll through the COVID-19 pandemic, but there are conditions attached — including a requirement that companies receiving the loans disclose their environmental plans.
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Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett and Vice Chairman Greg Abel discuss the implications of the coronavirus pandemic for some of its businesses, including the manufacturing business.
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Georgia is one of 34 states that have either lifted restrictions or announced plans to start scaling back over the next two weeks, almost all in phases. NBC News’ Blayne Alexander looks into how business owners aim to keep customers safe as they reopen.» Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC
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Shops, restaurants, gyms and garden centres shut their doors to customers when Boris Johnson announced a nationwide lockdown on March 23rd.
Only essential retailers were allowed to continue trading, but here are some businesses that have started to gradually re-open.
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Individual shops need to be notified by the Ministry of Trade and Industry before they can resume operations when enhanced circuit breaker measures are eased on May 12, announces Minister Lawrence Wong. The co-chairs of the multi-ministry task force against COVID-19, Health Minister Gan Kim Yong and Mr Wong, urged Singaporeans not to take it as a signal to “slack” when some restrictions are lifted. READ: https://cna.asia/35omcuT
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Singapore is announcing the gradual easing of enhanced circuit breaker restrictions as the number of community cases of COVID-19 comes down. Home-based food businesses, selected food retail outlets, hairdressers and pet supplies stores can open from May 12.
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David Akin reports on concerns regarding how COVID-19 is affecting Canada’s food supply, meat plant workers, and businesses from various industries. Plus, Dawna Friesen has a report about a United Nations agency’s dire warning for more than 1 billion people. And Robin Gill looks at what could be on the menu for B.C. residents as restaurants look at reopening in a safe way.
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In China, 460,000 businesses closed during the first quarter due to the CCP virus pandemic. Shortly after work resumed, Guangzhou Railway Station had a surge of people who were out of work, returning to their hometowns.
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The governor of Georgia moved to allow spas, barbershops, gyms and more to open this week, and a number of other states have taken similar measures. Some Georgia business owners tell NBC News’ Sam Brock that they’re eager to reopen and safety is “manageable,” while others are choosing to remain closed.» Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today announced a new rent subsidy program to help businesses forced to shut down due to the global pandemic, as some provinces begin to lay out plans to reopen their economies.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discusses the Canada emergency business account, a federal government plan that will back interest-free bank loans of up to $40,000 for small businesses and not-for-profit companies.
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Direct payments from the CARES Act should be on their way to Americans within three weeks, but business owners still have questions about when they will see some financial relief in their bank accounts. NBC News’ Priscilla Thompson explains how the high applications numbers could lead to delays in funding.
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The Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Treasurer Josh Frydenburg have announced businesses will receive a fortnightly wage subsidy up to $1,500 per employee as part of a $130 billion Federal Government bid to prevent millions of people from losing their jobs to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Many of Australia’s major retailers are closing their doors in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. But some smaller businesses have been forced to innovate to stay afloat.
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In the midst of the devastating economic shutdown, some businesses are managing to hang on.
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Alberta’s chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw, along with Premier Jason Kenney, provided an update on the province’s COVID-19 situation. It was announced that the province has ordered all non-essential businesses to close due to the pandemic.
The provincial government announced some big changes Friday as the number of confirmed COVID-19 cases rose to 542 in Alberta.
Kenney said the restriction on mass gatherings was being tightened. People can no longer gather in groups of under 50; they must be smaller than 15. That includes indoor and outdoor events, the premier said, like weddings and funerals. He also stressed the two-metre social distancing rule must be observed.
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