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AP finds that 65 publicly traded companies got 365M in small business stimulus funds -- (link)
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zeitgeist
Apr 22 '20, 16:52
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https://twitter.com/AP/status/1252624411431141378
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big companies franchise, subcontract to local partnerships, who contract to 3rd parties to staff, so even though they wear MEGA shirts, its small biz -- nm
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zeitgeist
Apr 22, 18:27
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local case, Amazon Prime van crashes into family car, there's 3 layers of subcontract/3rd party vendor and independent gig driver.... -- nm
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zeitgeist
Apr 22, 18:28
Misused math annoys me. Loan amounts were calculated on employee salaries, not company value.
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Max
Apr 22, 17:08
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I think the biggest gripe people have it that you aren't small if you are publicly traded -- nm
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ty97
Apr 22, 17:25
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Maybe Jack could weigh in but if a publicly traded company applied for the loan and certified they were eligible when they were not, they'd be
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Max
Apr 22, 17:37
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Not claiming they were ineligible, but why were they eligible? -- nm
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ty97
Apr 22, 17:39
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It's possible that franchise owners misinterpreted the guidance and just applied based on size without confirming ownership rules. -- (edited)
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Max
Apr 22, 17:58
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