"The fall is normally a seasonally weak period, anyway. And this year people have gotten the vacation they had to have," said Phil Baggaley, chief airline credit analyst for Standard & Poor's. He said that early bookings suggested there would be a stronger summer travel season, but a subsequent rise in Covid-19 cases, as well as quarantine and travel restrictions imposed by some states on travelers from hot spots, slowed the recovery. … [Read more...] about After a busy Labor Day weekend, airlines expect travel to slump
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COVID-19 Reopening: Santa Clara And Santa Cruz Counties Move To ‘Red’ Tier; More Businesses Resume Indoor Operations
Officials also noted that school openings for in-person instruction would only be considered once Santa Clara County has been in the Red Tier for 14 days. All schools must follow mandatory guidance set by the County of Santa Clara and the State of California. … [Read more...] about COVID-19 Reopening: Santa Clara And Santa Cruz Counties Move To ‘Red’ Tier; More Businesses Resume Indoor Operations
Santa Clara County’s boost in California reopening status offers businesses ‘hope for survival’
Santa Clara County, along with six other Bay Area counties, was originally placed in the most restrictive purple tier Aug. 28. Marin County believed it would join Santa Clara County on Tuesday in being bumped to the red tier, but Marin officials were informed late Monday that the move has been delayed. … [Read more...] about Santa Clara County’s boost in California reopening status offers businesses ‘hope for survival’
Planned Safety Power Shutoff: North Bay Businesses, Schools Residents Spend 24 Hours In The Dark
Meanwhile, a blanket of smoky air sits on top of many areas of the Bay Area, from San Jose to the North Bay. For those living in Eastern Santa Rosa, they have somewhat gotten use to this yearly ritual but 2020 has tested their patience. … [Read more...] about Planned Safety Power Shutoff: North Bay Businesses, Schools Residents Spend 24 Hours In The Dark
Now Hiring: Newsom Signs Law Offering Credits To Small Businesses Devastated By Pandemic
The law will offer businesses of 100 employees or less a credit of $1,000 on their state tax bills for each new employee hired by Dec. 1. It only applies to businesses that have lost at least half of their revenue from April to June this year compared to the same time period last year. … [Read more...] about Now Hiring: Newsom Signs Law Offering Credits To Small Businesses Devastated By Pandemic
