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How Intuit’s core mission enabled it to deploy $1 billion in PPP loans to its customers

  • When COVID-19 hit, Intuit marshalled massive resources to service its customers.
  • Within 11 days, it built a PPP app which ended up delivering over $1 billion in government assistance.
Zoe Murphy | August 13, 2020
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