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| Welcome to Wednesday, Daily Money readers. It's David here, with our top personal finance and tech stories of the day. |
| The social reverberations spawned by George Floyd protests are rippling out to supermarket shelves. And America's laid-off workers could face unwelcome changes when they open their unemployment checks next month. Let's begin. |
| Aunt Jemima brand on Wednesday said it is changing its name and removing the namesake Black character from its packaging, saying it's "based on a racial stereotype." Uncle Ben's is making changes too. |
| While the CARES Act directed an extra $600 a week in jobless benefits to help out-of-work Americans weather business shutdowns, those additional benefits expire July 31. Here's how to prepare. |
| Going-out-of-business sales at 136 closing J.C. Penney stores begin Wednesday, the department store chain announced. The discounts range from 25% to 40% off original prices storewide. All sales will be final starting on June 25. |
| David Brinkerhoff, Deputy Money Editor |
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