A Dozen Public Companies Give Back $160 Million in Small-Business Stimulus Money. Others Say They’ll Keep It.

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The returned coronavirus hardship loans could provide roughly 770 loans at the average size of $206,000 reported by the Small Business Administration

A dozen of the public companies that received coronavirus hardship loans said they would return the money amid mounting scrutiny, while some of the smaller public companies said they needed the money to keep employees from losing their jobs.

The decisions are the latest twists in the rushed and turbulent rollout of the federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program, a portion of last month’s $2 trillion stimulus package intended to help small businesses and limit layoffs through the coronavirus pandemic. Lawmakers and independent...

 

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