Strand bookstore to pay nearly $1.5 million over Covid loan tied to Sen. Wyden's wife
Strand Book Store to pay nearly $1.5 million over Covid loan tied to Sen. Wyden's wife.
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- Velocity & Diffusion: Coverage exploded across 5 distinct news outlets with 5 published articles, achieving a live velocity of 3.
- Primary Driver: Strand Book Store to pay nearly $1.5 million over Covid loan tied to Sen. Wyden's wife.
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The bookstore received $932,350 in relief funds. The settlement comes after the store was tied to US Senator Ron Wyden's wife.
The exact nature of the connection is not specified. Bloomberg Law News notes that the store is owned by Senator Wyden's wife.
The exact terms of the settlement are not specified.
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Sources (5)
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Strand Book Store received $932,350 in relief funds, Jeanine Pirro notesTraders Union · 1d ago
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Strand Book Store Agrees to $1.48 Million PPP Loan Settlementwww.tokenpost.com · 1d ago
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NYC Book Store Owned by Senator’s Wife Settles Covid Aid DisputeBloomberg Law News · 1d ago
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Bookstore Owned By US Senator Ron Wyden’s Wife Settles PPP Loan CaseFM News 101 KXL · 1d ago
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The obvious questions
What is the settlement amount?
The settlement amount is $1.48 million, according to tokenpost.com.
What is the connection between the store and Senator Wyden's wife?
The exact nature of the connection is not specified.
How much relief funds did the store receive?
The store received $932,350 in relief funds.
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