Rupert harrison joins us for the hour and in less than 15 minutes we speak to the Banca Popolare di milano ceo. Weekso look ahead to the Big Bank Earnings headlined by Goldman Sachs. Bank of america is coming up. The first thing we have to do is check the markets. A little bit of volatility, 16. 84 gaining from 0. 5. Overall european stocks a little bit down. There was movement after we heard from janet yellen that she would not mind a u. S. Economy that is a little heated up. That would help with growth and she believes that would help with consolidation of the labor market. Banks, i have put those in the cross asset check because we are speaking to the ceo of dpm. The european impetus is getting a little bit of left desk lift. Lift. Lets get to the bloomberg first word news. U. K. Economye the has been more resilient than expected since the brexit vote may be lulling people into a false sense of security according to a report. Concerns that written could lose its access to the Single
Deadline extended for Charlottesville COVID-19 Municipal Utility Relief Program FILE (Source: WVIR) By Rachel Hirschheimer | January 13, 2021 at 11:04 AM EST - Updated January 13 at 11:04 AM
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - Charlottesville is giving people more time to apply for relief on their utility bills through the COVID-19 Municipal Utility Relief Program.
The new deadline to submit an intake form is January 29.
“It is a grant we received from the CARES fund through the state, and it is for people that are delinquent with their utility bills due to an issue with the COVID-19 pandemic,” Charlottesville Director of Utilities Lauren Hildebrand said.
Hildebrand says those who qualify for this money have already been notified: “The city has reached out to folks that are eligible based on the state requirements, so all of those people that are eligible we’ve sent a letter to.”