Did Uncle Sam's virus aid help your credit score? Don't count on a loan

Rachel Levine, a New York-based office furniture saleswoman, lost her job in late March without any notice or severance pay when the coronavirus outbreak shut down most of the city. The married, 44-year-old mom is still out of work, unsure when or whether she will return to her previous job.

Hedge fund success shaped by launch size, strong first-year returns: data

Starting a hedge fund with more capital and scoring top first-year returns point to higher chances of survival in the often risky business, Goldman Sachs Group Inc said in research released on Friday.

Cannae, Senator hire D.F. King as solicitor in bid for CoreLogic

Cannae Holdings and Senator Investment Group, which are trying to buy property data and analytics company CoreLogic Inc, have hired a proxy solicitor, a source familiar with the matter said on Thursday.

U.S. stock funds see first inflow in four weeks: Lipper

U.S. equity funds in the week ended on Wednesday drew $609 million, the first inflow in four weeks, according to Lipper.

Bond investors wait for more headlines on EU recovery fund

Euro zone bond yields held their ground on Thursday with investors' main focus expected to be any new developments on the European Union's recovery fund, which aims to help the region's economy recover from the coronavirus crisis.

Bain Capital extends deadline for Japan's Nichiigakkan bid for second time

U.S. buyout fund Bain Capital said on Thursday it had extended its deadline for a $1 billion buyout offer for Japanese nursing home operator Nichiigakkan Co for a second time.

Data shows companies that raised funds in 2020 also approved for U.S. PPP loans

Several Silicon Valley firms backed by venture capitalists were unsure over whether to apply for a U.S. pandemic aid program, but data analyzed by CB Insights shows a big chunk of companies that raised funds this year also applied for the aid.

U.S. consumer watchdog removes 'ability-to-pay' need from final payday loan rule

The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday issued its long-awaited payday lending measure that rescinds an Obama-era proposal requiring lenders first ensure a borrower is able to repay them.

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