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Kentucky judge grants Louisville businesses temporary injunction on Covid-19 orders
Two Louisville businesses and a Georgetown, Kentucky, restaurant have been awarded a temporary injunction regarding Gov. Andy Beshear’s Covid-19-related executive orders on bars and restaurants, but the governor has vowed to appeal the decision. .....»»
Heinz ketchup shortage 2021: The condiment is in high demand at restaurants, fast-food chains
Heinz tomato ketchup is the next COVID-related shortage. The small individual packages restaurants give with pickup and ta.....»»
Capitol Report: Gig workers face tax change from Democrats’ $1.9 trillion stimulus package
Gig workers are set to see a tax-related change due to Democrats' $1.9 trillion COVID-19 aid package......»»
Personal Finance Daily: New CDC guidelines could mean more kids in classrooms and COVID-19 long haulers face financial uncertainty
Friday's top personal finance stories.....»»
Texas Roadhouse founder Kent Taylor reportedly died by suicide after suffering from severe "post-Covid related symptoms"
"After a battle with post-Covid related symptoms, including severe tinnitus, Kent Taylor took his own.....»»
: Europe struggles amid fighting over rising vaccine shortages
U.K. health authorities warned on Wednesday that the country would face a severe shortage of COVID-19 vaccines in April, as the European Commission threatened to trigger emergency controls on the production, distribution and exports of the shots......»»
COVID-19 has left scars on the job market. Here’s why the damage may be permanent.
At least 30% of the U.S. jobs lost to the pandemic aren’t expected to come back — a sizable proportion of them at employers that require face-to-face contact with consumers: Hotels, restaurants, ret.....»»
Fast-food workers in LA face unmasked customers and unsafe workplaces, and are punished for speaking up about COVID-19, a damning new report says
Some fast-food restaurants in Los Angeles County failed to follow COVID-19 protocols and kept infections a secret, according to a new report. .....»»
Sea Life Park to reopen next month following nearly yearlong closure
Sea Life Park will begin a phased reopening starting March 6 after being closed for nearly a year, the park announced Thursday. It will reopen with limited hours and new Covid-related health and safety guidelines. Initially, the marine park w.....»»
Here"s how Ohio restaurants are feeling about their future
Restaurants might be feeling a little better these days, but worries still abound. The Ohio Restaurant Association continues to take the temperature of members on a variety of issues they continue to face amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Several key .....»»
Polynesian Cultural Center to reopen next week
The Polynesian Cultural Center will reopen on Jan. 18 following a nearly 10-month closure due to Covid-19, the center announced this week. It will reopen with limited hours and new Covid-related health and safety guidelines. “As we take th.....»»
Covid impact: These are the Cincinnati restaurants that closed in 2020
This year has been tough as the coronavirus pandemic ravaged much of the world economy, but it's been especially hard for the restaurant industry, which continues to face the brunt of economic restrictions put in place to slow the virus' spread......»»
City issues guidelines, application for expanded outdoor dining, and it"s complicated
The city of Cincinnati's plan to allow restaurants to expand outdoor seating to deal with Covid-19 physical distancing rules isn't as simple as the map released earlier this week showing spots on streets that shut off to traffic......»»
Duke Energy fields rate-related questions from analysts in face of Covid-19 pandemic. Here"s how execs answered
As analysts question the impact Covid-19 will have on the timing of and prospects for Duke Energy Corp.’s two N.C. utilities’ rate cases, Duke has asked regulators to combine the two cases into one hearing likely in July......»»
LIVE CORONAVIRUS UPDATES: Major healthcare provider received a threatening email to end the lockdown "or face severe consequences."
Jim Vondruska/NurPhoto via Getty Images We'll keep this page updated with the biggest coronavirus headlines of the day. Scroll down for more information on each story and check back for updates. Here's the latest.....»»
A major healthcare provider received a threatening email to end the lockdown "or face severe consequences." Police said it wasn"t a crime.
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Cramer Says Up To 1 Out Of 3 Restaurants, Bars Will Close
Running a business, especially a restaurant, during the COVID-19 pandemic is a "nightmare," as the health-related restrictions make it pretty much "illegal" to earn a profit, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday evening on read more.....»»
Wendy"s menu runs short as virus hits U.S. beef supplies
Wendy's Co said on Tuesday its restaurants may face a shortage of many menu items, including hamburgers, as beef processors in the United States struggle to keep their plants open amid the COVID-19 pandemic......»»
Sure, Texas is starting to reopen. But do consumers want to go out?
As of Friday, consumers in Texas can visit restaurants, retailers, malls and movie theaters as certain strictures put in place related to COVID-19 lift. But new data from Deloitte shows that a majority of consumers aren’t ready to risk their health or.....»»
Cuomo to nursing homes: Care for Covid patients or lose your license
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday it is up to private nursing homes to provide adequate care and infection-control measures within their facilities or they will face consequences from the state. "The... To view the full story, click the title link......»»