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Small and medium businesses have found themselves navigating unprecedented hurdles in today’s environment. As the pandemic’s effects continue, diverse and minority-owned small businesses are being disproportionately impacted.

In partnership with Wake Forest Law, Thomson Reuters is offering a free 15-hour course designed to educate business owners facing bankruptcy and the advisors who are tasked to help them. The complete 15-hour course is divided into 5 programs.

The Small Business Administration (SBA) issued updated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to provide guidance on forgiveness of PPP loans.

Learn about the key findings of the Congressionally-mandated oversight reports of the CARES Act, engagement with other oversight bodies, and lessons learned so far, as Congress considers the next Stimulus package.

Review how the Paycheck Protection Program disbursement compared across industries compared to employment and payroll shares.

In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, business owners face new legal issues and questions. Some may be obvious, but others are not. This fast paced, fact-packed webinar recording provides viewers an overview of key legal issues and how to best deal with them.

VIew and download Paycheck Protection Program loan data by state for loans of $150,000 and above.

This chart by Reuters Graphics shows the status of social distancing measures in five important areas: schools, shops, bars and restaurants, public transport and international travel. Exceptions to the general rule are noted where significant.

See what industries are getting aid - and how much

States have begun to lift measures that ordered Americans to stay home and businesses to close in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. While this is a welcome relief for many small business owners, reopening doesn't mean it will be a return to business as usual.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday extending the amount of time borrowers in the Paycheck Protection Program have to spend their funds to 24 weeks from the current eight weeks “should be easy."

Small businesses are among the hardest hit as the coronavirus pandemic continues to cause economic uncertainty in communities across the United States.

The United States has made over $500 billion in loans to small businesses hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic.

Discover proactive measures for businesses large and small.

Gain expert advice, courtesy of Thomson Reuters FindLaw.

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See how the Treasury and Federal Reserve-backed aid breaks down with Reuters Graphics