By Tyler Durden School districts and counties across the US, including counties in COVID-resurgent Texas this week, have mandated that all public and private schools…
By Tyler Durden The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) was able to stop evictions of renters during the coronavirus pandemic. The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES)…
By Tyler Durden AT&T Inc., for the first time, disclosed how many customers stopped paying their phone bill because of economic hardships related to the virus-induced recession, reported…
By Tyler Durden If readers on the U.S. East Coast have stepped outside today, whoa! The heat is unbearable, especially in New York City. At the…
By Tyler Durden US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) published a new assessment titled “Privacy Impact Assessment for the CBP License Plate Reader Technology,” outlining…
By Tyler Durden At the end of this month, millions of unemployed Americans are set to lose their $600-per-week federal unemployment boost on top of…
By Tyler Durden The prospects for a V-shaped recovery in airlines are looking dim. The latest indication of how slow things are getting back to…
By Tyler Durden Due to an ongoing, and in some respect, a worsening nationwide coin shortage, The Kroger Company has stopped returning coins to cash-paying customers. At…
By Tyler Durden During the pandemic, readers may recall several of our pieces describing what life would be like in a post-corona world. From restaurants to…
By Tyler Durden Despite the hope-restoring nonfarm payrolls “recovery” and the over-hyped bounce in retail sales (ignoring the lack of ‘V’ in industrial production) and…
By Tyler Durden Approximately two million Californians are still waiting for their unemployment checks from the first three months of the government-mandated COVID-19 lockdowns, according…
By Tyler Durden Major defense firms which have for years especially since the post-9/11 so-called war on terror raked in billions in lucrative (and very…
By Tyler Durden The unprecedented implosion of U.S. commercial real estate during the coronavirus pandemic is likely to get worse as newly delinquent CMBS loans are surging as the…
By Tyler Durden The majority of restaurant owners around the city did not pay their entire rent in June, with 36% skipping out on it…