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Fed's Mester Doesn't Regret Her FOMC Dissent at Last Meeting Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland leader Loretta Mester said that when it comes to the formal opposition she offered to the full scope of the central bank's last interest-rate cut, "I don't regret it." "A low interest rate doesn't transmit into the economy if financial ...
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Xerox abandons $35 billion hostile bid for HP (Reuters) - U.S. printer maker Xerox Holdings Corp (XRX.N) walked away from its $35 billion hostile cash-and-stock bid for HP Inc (HPQ.N) on Tuesday, after the coronavirus outbreak weighed on its campaign to take over the PC and printing equipment ...
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Here are the key reports ex–Fed boss Janet Yellen will watch to gauge the health of coronavirus-stricken economy 'I will be watching carefully high-frequency data such as confidence surveys, credit-market developments, weekly unemployment, insurance claims, travel and shopping data. And I'm even beginning to watch one of Alan Greenspan's favorite statistics: ...
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Asia stocks slip as investors await private survey of China's manufacturing activity Stocks in Asia fell in early trade on Wednesday, with Japan's Nikkei 225 down 1.76%. The big manufacturer's index in the Bank of Japan's Tankan March 2020 for the first quarter came in at -8. That was its lowest level since March 2013, according to Reuters.
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UPDATE 1-Millions of small US firms may tap coronavirus loan program on Friday (Adds details on loan program, application link). By David Lawder. WASHINGTON, March 31 (Reuters) - The United States' new $350 billion small-business coronavirus rescue loan program could see millions of applications when it launches on Friday, ...
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Nine ships at sea with some finding it hard find a port Of the nine ships, the one getting the most attention is the Carnival-owned MS Zaandam which has been at sea for 15 days. Travel experts caution that the longer these ships remain at sea, the more negative attention they will attract. Aerial view of Holland ...
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Trump speaks with AT&T, Comcast chiefs as he backs new infrastructure spending President Donald Trump spoke with the heads of AT&T, Comcast and other telecom companies on Tuesday amid a surge in internet traffic as more Americans log on from home due to the coronavirus pandemic, and a bipartisan consensus appeared to be ...
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More than 800 Greeley meat packing plant workers call off as coronavirus is confirmed among employees Several hundred workers at the JBS USA meat processing plant in Greeley called off work Monday as a handful of cases of the novel coronavirus were confirmed among employees. About 500 people called off in the morning and another 400 did not go to ...
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Zoom Takes Lead Over Microsoft Teams as Coronavirus Keeps Americans at Home (Reuters) - Zoom Video Communications Inc's average user numbers in March were nearly three times that of its nearest rival Microsoft Corp's Teams, according to research firm Apptopia, as the cornonavirus-driven stay-at-home lifted demand for video ...
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FBI investigating after two Massachusetts online classrooms hijacked by hackers BOSTON, Mass. (WJAR) – As people turn to video-teleconferencing platforms to stay connected during the coronavirus pandemic, the FBI is reporting a spike in reports of hacking. "The FBI has received multiple reports of conferences being disrupted by ...
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Kalamazoo creates $2M fund to help small businesses hurt by coronavirus KALAMAZOO, MI — The city of Kalamazoo held a special virtual meeting to designate millions of dollars to help small businesses impacted by the coronavirus outbreak. The city met electronically, with city commissioners, staff and members of the public ...
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4000 price-gouging complaints have been filed in Texas during COVID-19 emergency HOUSTON — Price-gouging complaints continue to pour into the Texas Attorney General's Office. The consumer protection agency has now logged more than 4,000 since Gov. Greg Abbott declared a statewide disaster on March 13. Carla Guillory filed a ...
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Burger King, Popeyes, and Tim Hortons to Test Workers for Fever With Infrared Thermometers Taking coronavirus preparedness to the next level, Restaurant Brands International (NYSE: QSR), or RBI, parent company of the Burger King, Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, and Tim Hortons restaurant chains is providing 15,000 infrared thermometers to its ...
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City leaders urge shoppers to avoid stockpiling WIC approved items DALLAS — There is a push to encourage shoppers to be mindful in considering the needs of families who receive WIC benefits. Those options for certain grocery items are available at the beginning of the month, and advocates want to make sure community ...
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Tyson Foods to deliver $60M coronavirus 'thank you' bonuses Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here. Continue Reading Below. Tyson Foods, Inc. today announced it will pay approximately $60 million in "thank you" bonuses to 116,000 frontline workers and Tyson ...
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GE Appliances confirms 'probable' COVID-19 case, shuts one building for 2 days LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – GE Appliances, the Louisville-based company that has come under fire for pressing on with manufacturing through the pandemic, said Tuesday that one of its employees has a "probable, but unconfirmed case" of the novel ...
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MSG Sphere in Las Vegas opening pushed back from coronavirus Developers of MSG Sphere at The Venetian no longer expect to finish next year as they pull the plug on construction because of the coronavirus pandemic. The Madison Square Garden Co. announced the freeze Tuesday, saying all work on the $1.66 billion ...
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JC Penney Extends Closures Indefinitely and Furloughs Employees J.C. Penney (JCP) - Get Report said it was extending the closure of its stores and business offices until its gets further guidance from health officials. The Plano, Texas, company joins a number of retailers furloughing staff and taking other cost cuts in the face ...
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BP confirms positive COVID-19 case in Prudhoe Bay The first case of the novel coronavirus has been identified on Alaska's North Slope. A spokesperson for BP Alaska stated the company has confirmed a worker at Prudhoe Bay has tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus. "BP is following ...
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Charlotte-area Goodwill locations asking public to stop dropping off donations CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont is asking the public to stop donations amid the COVID-19 crisis as piles of items accumulate outside closed locations. As people are staying at home and doing some spring cleaning, clothes, ...
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Gaming regulators push back reporting deadline for casinos due to COVID-19 ATLANTIC CITY — State gaming regulators announced Tuesday the scheduled release of casino profit data would be disrupted because of the new coronavirus. The state Division of Gaming Enforcement said the 2019 fourth quarter casino profit and annual ...
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Miami Breweries Offer Takeout and Delivery During Coronavirus Pandemic Miami is on coronavirus lockdown, and you've been binge-watching cable news while stuck indoors for days. Everything about social distancing sucks except one thing: No one's around to see you crack open a morning beer or afternoon beer or evening beer ...
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More than 2000 Michigan companies are hiring amid COVID-19 pandemic LANSING, Mich. — The need to fill thousands of crucial, immediate job openings in Michigan during the COVID-19 pandemic is high in the state. The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity reported Tuesday that companies were looking to ...
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Uber offering free rides to healthcare workers, seniors, people in need amid COVID-19 outbreak (KMOV.com) - Uber is offering 10 million free rides to health care workers, seniors and people in need. The company is working directly with cities, food banks and hospitals. Uber has already begun providing rides to healthcare workers to their jobs as well as ...
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New Fort Worth Office Building Will Feature First Fully Automated Parking Garage Development plans have been revealed for a new Class A office building in Fort Worth that developers said will be the first office development in the nation to feature a fully-automated robotic parking garage. Called Triune Centre, the development was ...
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LEGOLAND New York postpones its grand opening by one year We regret to inform you that you're going to have to be patient just a little bit longer—one year, to be exact. LEGOLAND New York, which was slated to open for business on July 4, 2020, has just announced that it will postpone its grand opening until 2021 as a ...
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Jeep's Electric and Hybrid Off-Roaders May Be Their Most Capable Vehicles Ever Jeep, the manufacturer of America's least fuel-efficient vehicle, is planning to become the world's most sustainable SUV company. Back at CES 2020 in January, Jeep unveiled plug-in-hybrid 4xe editions of the Wrangler, Compass, and Renegade.
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American Dairy Association North East Offers Tips for Talking to Consumers About Dairy Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic The information below has been supplied by dairy marketers and other industry organizations. It has not been edited, verified or endorsed by Hoard's Dairyman. During this unprecedented time in our nation, American Dairy Association North East encourages ...
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Coronavirus field hospital at Tamiami Park is ready for 250+ patients MIAMI – Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition tents went up just in time for the coronavirus pandemic. A tent that was once designed for livestock was turned into the temporary kitchen for a 252-bed field hospital at Tamiami Park. The tent where the fair's cattle ...
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