Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Monday that he was open to working with Congress to make key fixes to the small-business relief program, amid growing complaints from various businesses that the current rules are restraining them.
Mnuchin signaled an openness to allowing businesses to use their relief loans for more non-payroll costs, such as rent and other overhead costs, and to giving businesses more time to spend the money given to them.
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