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Emily Guerin
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Former Correspondent, LAist Studios
Stories by Emily Guerin
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Flower markets are one of the categories of businesses that can reopen as the city inches forward along its pandemic recovery plan. But how's it going so far?
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Flower shops and book stores could see only a limited increase in sales.
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Until big, public celebrations return, one flower shop owner doesn't see much improvement for her business.
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Lottery scratchers, anyone?
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One booming item: Lottery scratchers.
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Plaintiffs in a lawsuit against big banks that handled coronavirus loans say they're hoping the lawsuit will influence how banks allocate the next rounds of funding.
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The suits claim the banks prioritized large companies for loans, violating the intent of the Paycheck Protection Program.
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Beaches in L.A. County remain closed this weekend to prevent the spread of coronavirus. In Orange County, there's a different reality.
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Irvine-based chain Kura Sushi, which received a $5.9 million federal coronavirus loan, is giving the money back.
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Many publicly-traded companies have various options for raising money. So do they really need a taxpayer bailout?
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The Irvine-based restaurant chain has 25 locations, $24 million in cash on hand, and access to $20 million more.
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Using a small bank may be the secret to getting a loan.
