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An Arizona-based land brokerage that has operated capital advisory services since the Great Recession is expanding to the Lone Star State to provide alternative financing tools for homebuilders and developers that have hit a wall with traditional bank lending.

Target Corp., which has already seen a dramatic boost in digital sales this year, plans to keep the momentum going by selling products directly from its Instagram feed. Minneapolis-based Target (NYSE: TGT) announced the new offering on its corporate blog, claiming to be the first mass retailer to adopt Instagram's Checkout feature.

At a roundtable discussion held at Waffle House headquarters in Norcross, Vice President Mike Pence said small business owners could soon receive an extension to the eight-week window in which they are required to spend funds from Small Business Association Paycheck Protection Program Loans. Pence responded to Word of Mouth Restaurants owner Michael Arnette, who said he was "nervous" that his PPP deadline is coming up in early June. "We are looking at a possible Phase 4 [federal coronavirus recovery…

The two cruise operators play key roles in the Central Florida travel industry.

The Kansas City area's largest public-sector employer plans to reduce staffing at the National Benefits Center in Lee's Summit and Overland Park from about 1,000 employees to 181, The Kansas City Star reports. National Benefits Center, an agency operating under the U. S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), revealed the job cuts to its employees Friday.

With on-premise sales dropping more than 90%, Champion Brands found itself in a bind. Here's how they reacted.