Will the Government Stop a Wave of Struggling Renters From Being Evicted?

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Will the Government Stop a Wave of Struggling Renters From Being Evicted?

With millions of Americans out of work and struggling to pay their rent, the federal government is offering landlords a break in the hopes it will avert a tidal wave of evictions. The Federal Housing Finance Agency announced on Monday that landlords with …
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Global Mobile Apps Market 2020-2024 | Growing Penetration of Smartphones to Boost Market Growth | Technavio

LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Jun 29, 2020–. The global mobile apps market size is expected to grow by USD 497.09 billion during 2020-2024. The report also provides the market impact and new opportunities created due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Delta to require health acknowledgment by customers at check-in

Delta Air Lines will soon require customers to answer questions about whether they’ve experienced symptoms of COVID-19, or been in contact with someone who has, as part of the check-in process. Starting in mid-July, the Atlanta-based airline said, …
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2021 Geneva auto show canceled due to coronavirus pandemic; organizers selling event

Organizers of the Geneva auto show in Europe have canceled next year’s event due to the coronavirus pandemic. They also announced plans to sell the operations to the local conference center that annually hosts the car show. The decisions come as many …
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FICO rolls out new credit scoring model, but experts suggest it might not impact you yet

Consumers are getting turned down for all sorts of financial products, from personal and auto loans to credit cards. The Wall Street Journal, using Equifax data, reports that credit card approvals totaled 483,000 in the week ending May 10, down from 856,000 …
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