Because fewer than 20 firms sought to apply for $17 billion in federal loans for Defense Department suppliers hurt by the coronavirus pandemic, the Trump administration is weighing how to broaden the eligibility requirements, a top Pentagon official said Thursday.
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Only 20 Defense Firms Sought $17 Billion in COVID Loans. Now the Trump Administration is Weighing a Fix.
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