Emmis plans to keep small biz relief loan, saying it will help employees ‘weather this storm’

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5 thoughts on “Emmis plans to keep small biz relief loan, saying it will help employees ‘weather this storm’

  1. Anyone else find it suspicious that Emmis’ headcount is 499 when the cutoff is 500? I would like to see their headcount in the month before they applied.

  2. Gee…The Republicans fought having any sort of watchdog on these funds. A watchdog provision was passed in the first bill, and then Trump demoted the Inspectors General from the various departments that would have constituted the watchdog group, and the group has not met. Now we find publicly traded corporations, some with close ties to the Trumpencians, have received the funds. Who’d of thunk it?

    1. Apparently Tim S does not know the local politics. You can be assured that Emmis is not in Trump’s camp. But thanks for your fairy tale.

  3. Let’s see how long and how much emmis pays their employees then jeffrey dc we can revisit your comments – why does everything have to be politically based – do the right thing for a change

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