Colorado Sens. Cory Gardner and Michael Bennet are returning to the Capitol with ideas to help families in the unprecedented time as COVID-19 roils the state's economy while public life grinds to a halt.

The de Blasio administration has announced a new assistance program aimed at offering financial relief to small businesses affected by the coronavirus outbreak.

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Small businesses report seeing a significant drop in sales as more people work from home and take travel precautions because of the coronavirus.

While fears over the growing global coronavirus outbreak sparked widespread economic worries and wild stock market swings last week, small business owners have felt the ripple effects of canceled travel reservations, scrapped conferences, closed factories and jittery consumers.

Small and medium size U.S. businesses lack cash reserves and supply chain diversification to withstand coronavirus panic, while major firms are resilient to partial, or even full-year profit flatlines.

Despite the opportunity gap between Latinos and other Americans, Latinos have become the fastest-growing small business owners across the U.S.

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One company pays its workers $100 per month for anything that contributes to wellness, and not just for things like gym memberships

The CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Confidence index climbed two points in the first quarter, from 59 to 61, as concerns over trade policy impacts lessened thanks to a trade deal with China and the signing of the USMCA.