Coronavirus

2020-04-14

They didn't go out before Easter, but the stimulus checks are coming, starting April 13. The bad news is: the only check tracking so far allows you to find out after your money has arrived.

Coronavirus tip: Washing groceries is a good idea, generally

2020-04-14

Whatever you buy, consider it possibly contaminated. Now it's a matter of how you treat it to be safe after leaving the store and using it, especially when food is concerned.

How Are Amazon Warehouse Workers Coping with the Coronavirus?

2020-04-10

With the coronavirus meaning that physical stores across the country are closed, more people are turning to online shopping to buy essentials (and nonessentials). Many are buying from the e-commerce giant itself: Amazon. In fact, Amazon announced near the beginning of the crisis that it would be hiring an additional 100,000 warehouse employees and the company has already hired 80,000. But what is it like to be an Amazon employee during the pandemic?

Why avoiding family gatherings this Easter may be crucial

2020-04-10

While many of us simply cannot imagine not embracing our closest friends and relatives this Easter, it's not just enough to avoid going to church, parades or egg hunts. Even meeting with your family can be devastating for the coronavirus community spread, as these cases prove.

Did coronavirus just kill the handshake?

2020-04-10

Within days the centuries-long habit of shaking hands was nearly eradicated. While many hope to see it back as part of returning to normalcy, it might not be as common in the future, even if coronavirus is contained soon.

Warm weather unlikely to slow coronavirus down, experts say

2020-04-10

A National Academy of Sciences committee ran the numbers and it doesn't seem COVID-19 is going away as weather improves. Those hoping Spring would change the battle have to wait for further studies.

How to Apply for Unemployment and What Benefits to Expect

2020-04-10

With more businesses shutting their doors, layoffs are becoming a fact of life. If you’re eligible for the $1,200 check the government is sending out, that will help you manage financially. Plus, you may also be eligible to apply for unemployment benefits.

When to shop during the coronavirus pandemic?

2020-04-10

With store chains introducing shopper limits across the country, the last thing you want is getting stuck in a line outside the store. Here's how you can avoid crowds when out shopping.

Antibody testing could reopen the economy

2020-04-10

Coronavirus tests are the most desirable products these days, forcing some people to cross state lines in search of the answer: “do I have COVID-19 or not”? But the real breakthrough might come with a test answering another question: “have I recovered and built up immunity?”

Reusable bags – use responsibly, not just because of coronavirus

2020-04-09

The long-lasting push to eliminate single-use plastic had to give way to safety at this difficult times. Some stores may even not allow you inside with a reusable bag. And if they do, make sure it's clean, for your own sake.

Bernie Stands Drops Out of the Race for the Presidency

2020-04-09

On Wednesday, Bernie Sanders officially ended his second run for the presidency. Despite his significant popularity on social media (particularly with younger generations), he was far behind former Vice President Joe Biden in number of delegates. Sanders is the last of the 27 Democratic candidates to drop out of the race.

Are We Heading into a Depression?

2020-04-09

Before the coronavirus pandemic began, we were in the longest-ever economic expansion. If you place the end of the expansion in February, it lasted a full 128 months. This means we were long due a recession. Even so, most experts were expecting a mere slowdown of growth in the economy. The pandemic has changed everything — we now could even be facing a full-blown depression.

COVID-19 tips from someone who had it

2020-04-09

The world has nearly stopped out of fear of contracting the novel coronavirus. But what happens once you know you have it? Mark D. Levine recovered from the disease and took to Twitter to address some of the most frequently asked questions.

Coronavirus changes how we do and plan business

2020-04-09

Dramatic and sudden, the pandemic has cost economies worldwide so many jobs that it's hard to keep track. The crisis is already changing how business is done, on a local and global scale as well.

Coronavirus tip: Alcohol for disinfecting, not for drinking

2020-04-09

When Americans began stocking up for the pandemic in March, alcohol sales went up dramatically, including over 50% for boxed wines. But the only alcohol that will be of any help during the coronavirus pandemic is that in your hand sanitizer.

When you go through COVID-19 – what next?

2020-04-09

As more and more celebrity contractions are teaching us, everyone can be a victim of the novel coronavirus. And while most of us will likely only develop flu-like symptoms, it's important to know what happens when you're through with the disease.

Insured or not, COVID-19 may cost you a fortune

2020-04-09

It's not the kind of news anyone wants to hear when over 10 million people are filing for unemployment benefits, but here we are: even if your testing for COVID-19 is free, the care you get might not be.

Guide to safe shopping during the coronavirus pandemic

2020-04-08

What you touch and how you act may make the difference between getting sick and staying clear of the novel coronavirus. Planning your trip to the store is the best idea and here's how to do it right.

A different holiday. How coronavirus changed Easter

2020-04-08

Spending much less, not going to church and possibly spending much less time in the kitchen. The pandemic means many of us will have Easter like none before. And it might not always be a change for the worse...

Small business loans see problematic rollout

2020-04-08

Supposed to save many businesses from folding, small business loans have paralysed some banks in the first days. Demand has outgrown expectations, the system is yet to work properly and money just isn't flowing. Not yet, at least.

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