Google Alert - Expenses

	Expenses Daily update ⋅ May 30, 2020
	NEWS
	NJ tallies $200M in expenses responding to COVID-19 Houston Chronicle New Jersey's state government has racked up about $200 million in expenses responding to the COVID-19 crisis over the roughly two months since ... Flag as irrelevant
	HS sports may be casualty again when aid cuts and reopening expenses hit schools nj.com At the same time, districts are bracing for what Toms River superintendent David M. Healy expects to be a doubling or tripling of operating expenses ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ask an Expert: How can negotiating help with your expenses? Vanderbilt University News Ray Friedman, Brownlee O. Currey Professor of Management, discusses how negotiating can help with a consumer's expenses. Flag as irrelevant
	Cleveland Hopkins International Airport trims $14 million in 2020 expenses as part of coping with ... cleveland.com $18 million to offset losses in concessions. $8 million to support the airports' expenses in 2021. The airport also has moved to cut expenses -- about $14 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Groton's use of rainy day funds for everyday expenses a mistake theday.com To partially cover these increased expenses, the town will be using the unassigned fund balance otherwise called the "Rainy Day Fund" for the second ... Flag as irrelevant
	Advisors Fret Over Expense Account Benefits in Social-Distance Era AdvisorHub Social distancing has created an expense reimbursement challenge for some brokers who fear they will not do enough traveling and entertaining this ... Flag as irrelevant
	S higher education system sees revenue drop, expenses up during pandemic WIBW Kansas' universities, community colleges and technical colleges have seen revenue drop and expenses go up during the coronavirus pandemic. Flag as irrelevant
	Consumer Spending Fell 14% In April, Led By Much Lower Food Expenses Motley Fool Consumer Spending Fell 14% In April, Led By Much Lower Food Expenses. Disposable incomes rose by 13%, lifted by federal coronavirus relief ... Flag as irrelevant
	Statewide small business aid plan expected to help bridge expenses Times-Mail The state previously announced that $300 million would be sent to municipalities for their COVID-19 expenses related to public health. Flag as irrelevant
	County to share CARES Act funds with towns thewashingtondailynews.com Public health expenses such as the acquisition of personal protective equipment and other medical supplies, disinfection of public areas and other ... Flag as irrelevant
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