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Michigan judge's ruling could permit auto lenders to keep PPP loans

Jackie Charniga

May 20, 2020 04:17 PM

The financial security of small U.S. auto lenders during the COVID-19 crisis may be owed, in part, to the advocacy of a Michigan strip club.

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