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- NewsBusiness Ledger honors 73 companies as Best Places to Work in Illinois
- ManufacturingLanzaTech forms aviation fuel company
- News'Looking toward the future': Why West Dundee is considering the annexation of a 55-acre property
- Banking and FinanceCCU, Andigo merger completed
- NewsWheaton businesses advised to close until Friday
- NewsLogistics park proposed along I-90 in Hampshire
- Commercial Real EstateWhile Arlington 425 tries to obtain financing, trustees grant temporary project delay
- NewsA longtime Naperville flower shop is struggling to survive -- along with the American dream
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- NewsSurvey: 2.76 million layoffs in May, far fewer than expected
- NewsBusiness Ledger honors 73 companies as Best Places to Work in Illinois
- ManufacturingLanzaTech forms aviation fuel company
- News'Looking toward the future': Why West Dundee is considering the annexation of a 55-acre property
- Banking and FinanceCCU, Andigo merger completed
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Returning to work: What liability do businesses have?As businesses are preparing to return to work, one question that is top of mind is what potential liability do I have if someone gets sick due to exposure from my place of business or the work that is being done? -
Your PPP funds were granted -- now what?Unlike other traditional loans, having Paycheck Protection Program loans forgiven will not count toward taxable income. Your focus should now turn to maximizing loan forgiveness. -
3 step approach to ready your information for PPP forgivenessWithout a doubt, the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loan has been viewed as a lifeline to millions of small businesses. As you emerge from the application process, enter the funding phase, and look forward to the eventual forgiveness phase, DHJJ urges you to look back on lessons learned and strategize for the future. -
Send Lawyers, Guns and Money: COVID-19 related class actions are hitting the fanBusinesses and educational institutions that are still reeling from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are now facing a new challenge. COVID-19 related class action litigation is now hitting the fan. In particular businesses and educational institutions that collected revenue in advance and are now not providing the goods or services due to the COVID-19 pandemic have been targeted.
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