COVID-19 relief loans reportedly went to dozens of ineligible businesses

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COVID-19 relief loans reportedly went to dozens of ineligible businesses

Dozens of businesses raked in at least $20 million in federal coronavirus relief loans despite appearing ineligible to receive them, a new report says. More than 75 firms got Paycheck Protection Program loans worth at least $150,000 even though they didn’t …
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Enterprise cancels Midland-to-Houston pipeline amid downturn

Enterprise Products Partners will cancel a crude oil pipeline project that would have transported oil from Midland to markets in the Houston area, the company said Wednesday. The Houston pipeline operator amended agreements with customers to cancel …
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Here are the 15 richest people in Texas, according to Forbes

The 400 richest people in America are worth a combined $3.2 trillion, according to the 2020 Forbes 400 List. That figure rose $240 billion from a year ago, despite the coronavirus pandemic. Fifteen Texans made the magazine’s 39th annual ranking of the …
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Peloton Shares Extend Gains on Pricing Plans

Peloton Interactive shares rose again Wednesday, on the eve of its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings report. And analysts are gushing about the company’s plan to rejigger product price points. After a bumpy road following last September’s initial public offering, …
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As direct listing looms, Palantir insiders are accelerating stock sales

According to Palantir’s latest S-1 amended filing published this morning, the company intends to start trading in two weeks on September 23 under the ticker PLTR. That gives us a bit of time to speculate about how the company will perform on the public …
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