US failed to stop fraud in COVID business loans
A Store For Rent sign is displayed at a retail property in Chicago, on June 20, 2020. As much as 20% of a pandemic relief program to help small businesses is believed to have gone to fraudsters. (AP Photo: Nam Y. Huh)
June 14, 2022
3:23 pm
As much as 20% of a pandemic relief program to help small businesses is believed to have gone to fraudsters.
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