Facebook is giving out $100 million to small businesses hurt by the pandemic, even if they don't use Facebook. Here's what we know so far.
struggling with the economic impact of the novel coronavirus.
A company spokesperson told Business Insider that the "majority" of the package will be in the form of cash assistance, but said that a specific breakdown relative to advertising credits was not available at this time.to get information and services as the COVID-19 pandemic upends expectations and presents extraordinary new challenges.
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