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China factory activity unexpectedly expands, but economy unable to shake off virus shock BEIJING (Reuters) - Factory activity in China unexpectedly expanded in March from a collapse the month before, but analysts caution that a durable near-term recovery is far from assured as the global coronavirus crisis knocks foreign demand and threatens a ...
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Crude prices in key US, European markets scrape new lows as supply glut looms LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Physical crude prices slumped worldwide on Monday, falling faster than comparable benchmark futures as merchants offered big discounts on shipments and the market braced for a flood of oil from Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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Airlines plan furloughs; Air New Zealand sees smaller carrier in a year SYDNEY/BENGALURU (Reuters) - Major global airlines projected layoffs, furloughs and capacity cuts over the next few months, with Air New Zealand on Tuesday warning it expected staffing levels to be 30% lower than it is now, due to the coronavirus ...
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Spirit Cancels New York, Connecticut, New Jersey Flights After CDC Warning WASHINGTON — Low-cost U.S. carrier Spirit Airlines Inc said on Monday it will cancel all flights to and from New York, Connecticut and New Jersey after U.S. officials warned against travel to the area because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Spirit, which ...
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Top ETF Areas of Last Week After huge selloffs over the past few days, the S&P 500, the Dow Jones and the Nasdaq rallied last week on the $2-trillion U.S. stimulus support and the Fed's announcement of corporate bond buying. The three key U.S. equity gauges gained 10.3%, 12.8% ...
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Coronavirus: Airbnb CEO offers apology, $250 million to hosts hurt by refund policy Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky Monday apologized Monday to travel hosts upset by the company's cancellation refund policy and laid out four areas of relief, including $250 million to offset refunds to help with the financial burden. "I'm sorry we didn't consult with ...
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Neiman Marcus To Stay Closed Through April 30; Lays Off Workers After closing its stores earlier this month because of the coronavirus pandemic, luxury fashion retailer Neiman Marcus will now have to furlough some of its workers until further notice, according to Bloomberg. The company said the stores will stay closed at ...
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One of Consol's coal mines is shut down after employees test positive for COVID-19 About 500 coal miners were told not to report to Consol Energy's Bailey Mine on Monday after two workers tested positive for COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus. The Bailey Mine is one-third of a massive underground complex, "several ...
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Visa Transaction Volumes Hurt as Coronavirus Crisis Deepens (Reuters) - Visa Inc said on Monday its transaction volumes had been hit as the coronavirus pandemic wreaks havoc on consumer spending, leading it to forecast mid-single-digit percentage revenue growth for the second quarter. "As countries have imposed ...
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FCA to defer salaried worker pay 20%; CEO, other executives to take temporary pay cut Temporary pay cuts are planned for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles executives, and the company's salaried employees will have part of their pay deferred as FCA tries to navigate the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. In an email sent to employees Monday, CEO ...
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Two Oil CEOs Back Plan to Cut Texas Output After Crude Crash Two of the biggest drillers in America's largest oil-producing state have asked Texas regulators to consider a cut to crude output after a historic price crash. Pioneer Natural Resources Co. and Parsley Energy Inc. asked the three-member Texas Railroad ...
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American Airlines seeking up to $12 billion from aid package: memo CHICAGO (Reuters) - American Airlines Holdings Inc (AAL.O) intends to apply for up to $12 billion in government aid, ensuring no involuntary layoffs or pay cuts in the next six months, executives said in a memo to employees on Monday. FILE PHOTO: An ...
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2 Amazon employees at Palmer Township warehouse test positive for the coronavirus Two employees at Amazon's Palmer Township fulfillment center have tested positive for the coronavirus, but the Van Buren Road facility remains open. Amazon confirmed the positive tests Monday evening and said they've notified all employees at the site ...
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When life gives you lemons, sell Lemonades; Girl Scouts offer donation purchase for front line coronavirus workers Girl Scouts with cookie inventory to sell and nowhere to sell it are offering an option that can do the most good during the coronavirus crisis. The River Valleys Council, which serves 28,000 girls in southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin, is offering ...
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Disaster at Amarin: Stock plummets 70% after Vascepa patent challenge loss Only months ago, hopes for Amarin, the maker of fish-oil derivative Vascepa, were sky-high after the FDA expanded the drug's label to include heart-helping language with blockbuster potential. But those hopes have come crashing down after a judge ...
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Taking on clients' retirement, emotions amid coronavirus-driven crisis Welcome to Retirement Scan, our daily roundup of retirement news your clients may be talking about. Taking on clients' retirement, emotions amid coronavirus-driven crisis. Seniors who are worried about retiring amidst the coronavirus-driven crisis can still ...
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Pot Stock Sales Miss, Books Write-Downs Some Financials To Be Restated Canadian cannabis producer Cronos Group (CRON) reported an unexpected fourth-quarter per-share profit, while sales missed some estimates, and falling weed prices forced the company to take a $22 million write-down. Cronos Group stock slipped, while ...
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Foreign Investors Eyeing US Property For Recession-Era Deals Before the coronavirus hit the U.S., foreign investors were bullish on the country's commercial real estate sector, a new survey from the Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate found. The international organization that represents institutional real estate ...
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Janet Yellen: Coronavirus downturn is 'different than any we've ever experienced' Former Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen · Janet Louise YellenOn The Money: Stocks plummet into correction over fears of coronavirus spreading | GOP resistance to Fed pick Shelton eases | Sanders offers bill to limit tax breaks for retiring ...
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Coronavirus prompts Gap to furlough most store workers in US, Canada Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here. Continue Reading Below. Clothing chain Gap will furlough the majority of its store employees in the United States and Canada as the coronavirus pandemic takes its ...
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Call for Action Alert: Attorney General warns of relief check scams (KKTV) -- The Colorado Attorney General is warning about scams related to the Coronavirus relief checks. The Attorney General's office warns that if someone calls you and says they can get you the money right away, it's a scam. The government will not call ...
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Self-service gas: Why the ban was lifted and what it means for you The Oregon Department of Energy said the gas station workforce has recently reduced by as much as 50% due to illness, childcare issues, and safety concerns according to the fuel industry. Posted: Mar 30, 2020 6:44 PM. Updated: Mar 30, 2020 6:44 PM.
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Expert Warns Against Cyberattacks Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic STATEWIDE — Cybersecurity is a growing issue that even Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is warning consumers about, especially amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Cybersecurity expert says scammers are seeking to exploit coronavirus crisis; He says ...
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Trump unveils new five-minute coronavirus test device, N95 mask sterilizer A new coronavirus testing device that can produce a result in five minutes will soon be available throughout the US, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Dr. Stephen Hahn announced Monday. The test will be available in doctors' clinics, emergency ...
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Honeywell to make crucial N95 protective masks in Phoenix, hire 500 Honeywell International Inc. will open a new protective mask manufacturing facility in Phoenix, looking to hire up to 500 people to meet demand as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads throughout the U.S.. The plant will join a Rhode Island facility of the Charlotte, ...
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After developer backlash, a new city process will determine what construction is 'essential' in Austin The coronavirus pandemic has paralyzed much of Austin's commercial activity, but not all. Construction has continued at multiple sites, although the city of Austin wants non-essential construction to shut down. Arnold Wells / ABJ. By Daniel Salazar
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8 employees at Annie Gunn's test positive for COVID-19 ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — Eight employees at Annie Gunn's restaurant in Chesterfield have tested positive for coronavirus, the restaurant owners said. The restaurant has been closed since March 19, and the message from the owners said none of the ...
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Paris Auto Show This Fall Canceled amid Coronavirus Concerns The scheduled dates are still months away, the Paris auto show's organizers have already canceled the biennial event. Instead we expect that, as was the case with the Geneva auto show, automakers will hold live streams announcing new vehicles and ...
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Carnival Cruise Line Extends Operations Suspension Until May 11 Due to Coronavirus Impact BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA (FOX 35) — Carnival Cruise Line announced on Monday that as coronavirus continues to impact global health and commerce, they have extended their pause in operations until May 11. The original suspension was through ...
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Rogue distillery shifts to hand sanitizer production PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Rogue Spirits announced Monday it has turned its distillery in Newport into a hand sanitizer production facility. Rogue said its "Helping Hand Hand Sanitizer" is being donated to local emergency response and public safety officials ...
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Safely using hand sanitizer Each of us can help stop the spread of COVID-19 disease by washing our hands regularly with soap and water for 20 seconds – especially after going to the bathroom, before eating, and after coughing, sneezing, or blowing your nose. If soap and water are ...
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