Money Watch

• New York borrows more than $1.1 billion to pay unemployment benefits
• 'The new toilet paper:' Bikes are flying off shelves, overwhelming shops
• What to do if you still haven't gotten your stimulus check
• GE is saying goodbye to its 129-year-old light bulb business
• Republicans urge faster processing of unemployment claims
• NY Stock Exchange reopens as US closes in on 100,000 dead
• From an expert: How to pay for college amid a crisis
• Waiting for your stimulus money? CBS 58 talks with an expert on what to do
• Kohl's announces reopening of 34 stores in Wisconsin beginning May 22
• Class of 2020 entering worst job market since Great Depression
• Gov. Evers announces $75M grant program to help small businesses during COVID-19
• US retail sales plunged a record 16% in April as virus hit
• WEDC issues guidelines for restaurants, salons, other businesses on reopening safely
• No one is buying pants, but pajama sales are soaring
• Neiman Marcus files for bankruptcy
• In 1 week, Wisconsin DWD receives 4.7 million calls about unemployment
• Report: Visitors spent $13.7 billion in Wisconsin last year
• J.Crew files for Chapter 11 as pandemic chokes retail sector
• $175 billion in small business loans given out in second round of the Paycheck Protection Program
• 'Payment status not available:' Here's how to decode the IRS stimulus check tool
• Anheuser-Busch wins latest round of beer wars against Molson
• Facebook and Google are coming for Zoom
• Audit: Wisconsin lottery sales rose 7% last fiscal year
• Gov. Evers orders 5% cut in state spending during COVID-19 pandemic
• American oil crashes below $0 a barrel -- a record low
• Coronavirus is crushing US homebuilding
• US retail sales plunged 8.7% in March, deepest drop on record
• When will you get your stimulus payment? Here's how to check
• Man waiting for $1,700 stimulus payment sees millions in his bank account
• Treasury says 80 million people will get stimulus payments this week
• IRS says stimulus payments will begin next week
• People struggle to pay rent after hours cut, jobs lost amid COVID-19 pandemic
• CDC issues travel advisory for New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
• Egg prices are skyrocketing because of coronavirus panic shopping
• Walmart, Dollar Tree and 7-Eleven want to hire nearly 200,000 workers as the coronavirus pandemic continues
• Roundy's looking to fill 2,500 full-time and part-time positions
• US tax filing deadline moved to July 15, Mnuchin says
• Kohl's stores to close nationwide due to coronavirus
• Jet's Pizza hiring at all locations across country amid coronavirus pandemic
• Treasury pushes tax payment deadline back 90 days due to coronavirus
• 'What will we do?' Small businesses closing over coronavirus worry about impact
• Amazon says some shipments could take longer because of coronavirus
• Financial expert weighs in on market volatility amid coronavirus outbreak
• Wisconsin joins multistate cellphone merger settlement
• 'Crisis of confidence:' Stocks plummet as oil prices crash, coronavirus fear spreads
• US stocks halted after falling 7%; global stocks plunge as oil crashes and coronavirus fear spreads
• Federal Reserve signals no rate hikes in 2020, just one in 2021
• Harley-Davidson workers report layoffs
• Looking to hire 30,000, Amazon plans nationwide job fairs
• Equifax adds extra step to claim settlement money after data breach
• People love AirPods so much they spend more than half a billion a year replacing them
• Nestle USA to layoff 126 Wisconsin employees
• MillerCoors to release new non-alcoholic beer
• Wisconsin unemployment rate increases to 3%
• Dow drops 800 points after bonds flash warning about possible recession
• Capital One target of massive data breach
• What happens if you don't claim your $125 Equifax money? You lose it -- and your chance to sue in the future
• Find out if you're eligible for money in the Equifax settlement
• Kohl's kicks off hiring for back-to-school, holiday seasons
• How Amazon Prime Day became the shopping Super Bowl
• Charming Charlie is closing all of its stores
• Kohl's to close all four Off/Aisle stores August 3
• Judge: Anheuser-Busch must revise ads called 'misleading'
• How to find your unclaimed money
• Dressbarn to close all 650 stores: Owner Ascena "never really invested"
• Amazon to employees: We'll pay you to quit and haul packages
• Your Uber has arrived, on Wall Street
• Tesla's big advantage isn't just its technology, but also its bravado
• Amazon Prime plans to replace free two-day shipping with free one-day shipping
• Harley-Davidson tops estimates, but sales decline
• Average gas price in Wisconsin is about $2.82, price may increase in coming weeks
• Walmart doubles down on robots to shift labor costs: "We're going big"
• Disney empire gets bigger and broader with Fox deal
• Get your tickets now. The Powerball jackpot is at almost $500 million
• Miller Park sales tax expected to end by March 2020
• Dollar Tree to close up to 390 Family Dollar stores
• Kohl's is shrinking stores and leasing out the extra space to Planet Fitness
• How new programs could improve your credit score
• The average tax refund is down more than $500 this year
• Kraft Heinz posts huge loss, slashes dividend and reveals SEC investigation
• Reports: Payless to close more than 2,000 U.S. stores
• Sears plans to unload pensions and close more stores
• Parents warned about kids spending money on Facebook following report
• Charlotte Russe files for bankruptcy, will close locations in Brookfield and Glendale
• GM confirms 4,000 white-collar job cuts starting this week
• Polar Vortex triggers drop in gas prices
• Harley-Davidson 4Q revenue weak, motorcycle shipments down
• Wisconsin Department of Revenue kicks off tax season
• Tax returns: How the government shutdown, new law will impact you
• Fiserv buys First Data for $22B, creating fintech giant
• Sears staves off liquidation, stores to remain open
• More stores closing at Bayshore Town Center
• Netflix raising prices for 58M US subscribers as costs rise
• If Jeff Bezos' wife gets even a third of his wealth, she'd be richest woman in the world
• Ford recalls over 953,000 vehicles to replace inflators
• Government shutdown could delay tax returns
• Spectrum Brands completes Rayovac sale to Energizer
• Wells Fargo to pay $575 million in settlement with 50 states
• Gas prices drop below $2, lowest since June, 2017
• Minimum wage increases coming to 20 states in January