Stimulus debit cards arrive with taxpayer payments
IRS warns recipients of prepaid Visa debit cards marked Money Network Cardholder Services may contain up to 1200. Some people shredded or discarded the cards before realizing they are real stimulus payments. The cards launched May 18 as an option when direct deposit or paper checks could not be used, with protections and potential fees explained by the IRS and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Iowa
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Bureau of the Fiscal Service
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the Des Moines Register
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Consumerfinance.gov
AllPoint
Espcard.com
Money Network
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau How-To
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Plex'cat shields aim to redefine dine-in in virus era
Restaurants worldwide explore plastic dome enclosures and mannequin tables to ease social distancing as they plan reopenings. H.A.N.D in Paris showcases Plex'cat while Vilnius and Hofheim experiment with faux diners and teddy bears. Glimmering domes, glass houses, and QR menus illustrate a broader shift to safer, visually inventive dining.
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H.A.N.D
Augustas
Barbora
Vilnius
Patrikas Ribas
Remigijus Simasius
Hofheim
Germany
Amsterdam
Mediamatic
France
Alain Ducasse
Mathieu Manzoni
Manzoni
U.S
Japan
Christophe Gernigon
Bangkok
Europe
el Salamanca
Barcelona
Nizhny Novgorod
Volga
Oka
Jobless claims show ongoing layoffs amid gradual reopenings
Roughly 2.1 million Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week as companies cut jobs in a deep recession. About 41 million have sought aid since the outbreak began, while state reopenings allow some rehires. first-time claims have fallen for eight straight weeks.
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U.S
Labor Department
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