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Atlanta Worker Fakes COVID-19 Diagnosis, Forcing Employer to Close Facility and Quarantine Colleagues for No Reason

Company Shuts Down After Employee Acquired COVID-19, Only to Find Out It's Fake

A man from Atlanta was guilty of wire fraud after faking the COVID-19 diagnosis that cost his company hundreds of thousands, the U.S. Department of Justice said.

Almost 17% of US Restaurants Permanently Shut down as Industry Leaders Warn 'Unprecedented Economic Decline'

Pandemic Effects: Top Business You Would NOT Want to Enter Right Now

According to a survey, since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, 17% or about 110,000 U.S. restaurants have permanently closed down.

Evernote is killing its Pebble app and all versions of Skitch except for Mac

Evernote is doing some thinning on its software offerings as the company announced that early next year the company is going to discontinue Evernote for Pebble, every version of Skitch except for the OS X app and its Clearly web extension. Each version will continue work for existing users but, because there is no longer a team or resources dedicated to each product, external changes like updates to your operating system or browser may break features or functionality at any point in the future.

Kraft Heinz shuts down century-old plant in Wisconsin and 6 others in North America, cuts 2,600 jobs

Kraft which recently merged with Heinz, the 5th largest food company in the world, has shut down 7 factories and cut 2,600 jobs but would be investing in the millions to improve capacity utilization and modernization of facilities.

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Walmart Clinic Shutdowns Could Cost You More Than You Think

Walmart declared on April 30 that its virtual healthcare service would be discontinued, and all 51 Walmart Health facilities in five states would dissolve.

How Junk Fees Disguise True Prices

Nearly 90% of respondents to a 2024 Navigator Research survey conducted among voters in 61 competitive congressional districts for the general election said they wanted Congress to enact legislation restricting or outlawing these fees.

Homeowners Insurance Rates Jump 15% as Insurers Flee Wildfire Risk

Millions of Americans are finding it increasingly difficult to maintain homeowners insurance, especially if they reside in one of the nation's rising numbers of places that are vulnerable to natural catastrophes.

IRS Issues Larger Tax Refunds With 2.2% Increase: Here Are Smart Spending Tips to Use Your Additional $75

According to the most current IRS data, the typical taxpayer receives a $2,852 refund, which is $75 higher than the previous year. So, what should you do with that cash?