Manufacturers on Long Island are experiencing a rare boom-and-not-quite-bust cycle when it comes to personal protective equipment. They scrambled three years ago to convert production lines to meet ...

Many industries are looking at a very changed and continually shifting landscape as they continue to navigate the impact of the coronavirus. In the sports world, many leagues and athletes have had to ...

Middlemen seeking to profit from the coronavirus pandemic have sprung up overnight to score billions of dollars in federal COVID-19 contracts, their stake as small as a mailbox rental or virtual ...

Personal protective equipment including face masks, hand sanitizer and disinfecting wipes bought mostly to curtail the spread of the deadly coronavirus can be deducted as a medical expense when filing ...

WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service announced on Friday that personal protective equipment purchased to stop the spread of COVID-19 are considered tax-deductible. PPE such as masks, hand ...

By using our website, you agree to our Privacy Policy Successfully overturning excessive claims valued at over $40 million related to PPE contracts filed by Advanced Multi-Technology for Medical ...

SEATTLE — Face masks have become a way of life in the pandemic, and their ability to help slow the spread of the respiratory virus COVID-19 is key to keeping people safe until vaccines are widely ...

Masks were critical in fighting Covid-19, but billions of them are now causing an environmental crisis. Studies show ...

ACCORDING TO THE FBI, THE DIRECTOR OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT STOLE MORE THAN 13,000 SURGICAL MASKS INTENDED FOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY AND A TIME WHEN THEY WERE TOUGH TO ...

Discarded personal protective equipment being worn by people to stop the spread of COVID-19, such as face masks and gloves, are turning up on beaches around the world. In New Jersey, volunteer trash ...

To the usual list of foul trash left behind or washed up on beaches around the world, add these: masks and gloves used by people to avoid the coronavirus and then discarded on the sand. In the past ...

WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service announced on Friday that personal protective equipment purchased to stop the spread of COVID-19 are considered tax-deductible. PPE such as masks, hand ...