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How Will Covid-19 Change Corporate Strategy? THE EDGE - SIMON FLOWERS. Future energy demand may look very different after the Covid-19 pandemic. Our three scenarios – full recovery, go-it-alone and greener growth – aim to capture how policy and societal changes in the wake of the virus may ...
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California regulator approves PG&E's Chapter 11 reorganization plan (Reuters) - PG&E Corp said on Thursday its Chapter 11 reorganization plan has been confirmed by a California power regulator, bringing the power provider one step closer to emerge from bankruptcy and participate in a state-backed wildfire fund.
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RPT-China, India soak up oil from floating storage as demand recovers (Repeats earlier story for wider readership with no change to text). By Shu Zhang and Florence Tan. SINGAPORE, May 28 (Reuters) - The volume of crude stored on ships in Asia has come off the peaks seen earlier this month on a recovery in demand in ...
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India's economy seen slowing rapidly in March quarter, with worse to come NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Gross domestic product data out later on Friday is expected to show India's economy grew at its slowest pace in at least two years in the March quarter as the coronavirus pandemic weakened already declining consumer demand and ...
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Coronavirus: UK sees almost no car manufacturing in April British car manufacturing came to a screeching halt in April, down 99.7% against the same month last year. It was the lowest output since the Second World War, according to the industry body, Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Just 197 ...
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LA shopping malls reopen. The feel is more ghost town than Black Friday Black Friday it was not as Southern California malls and shopping centers opened to small crowds and strict social distancing rules aimed at preventing the spread of the coronavirus. Los Angeles County this week allowed many retailers and malls to reopen ...
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Dollar Tree CEO wonders how long a sales surge from customers spending coronavirus checks can last Dollar Tree CEO Gary Philbin told CNBC on Thursday that the company noticed a bump in sales related to coronavirus stimulus checks this spring. "Without a doubt we see it. The further we get away from that, it will be interesting to see how customers ...
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Elon Musk reaches first Tesla compensation award worth nearly $800 million Tesla CEO Elon Musk has unlocked the first of 12 possible stock option awards from the massive compensation plan he signed in 2018, and it's worth nearly $800 million. The company disclosed on Thursday that Musk now has the option to buy 1.69 million of ...
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Canada's CIBC lost $64 million in a day on paper in gold market turmoil LONDON (Reuters) - Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) took a mark-to-market trading loss of C$88.2 million ($64 million) in one day in March due mainly to volatility in the gold market, the bank said in its second-quarter earnings report on ...
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Why Shares of General Electric Fell Today Shares of General Electric (NYSE:GE) fell 7% on Thursday, weighed down by the company's CEO warning that investors should expect negative free cash flow in 2020. The company was already facing a difficult future as the year began, and the COVID-19 ...
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US weekly jobless claims drop, but economic recovery still elusive WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans seeking jobless benefits fell for an eighth straight week last week, likely as some people returned to work, but claims remained at astonishingly high levels, suggesting it could take the economy a while to ...
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Rising US job losses stir fears of lasting economic damage WASHINGTON — The coronavirus crisis threw at least 2.1 million Americans out of work last week despite the gradual reopening of businesses around the country, stoking fears Thursday that the scourge is doing deep and potentially long-lasting damage to ...
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Dell Technologies beats Q1 estimates with strong commercial notebook sales Dell Technologies reported a strong first quarter on Thursday, with strong growth from key elements of its Client Solutions Group, particularly commercial notebooks. However, total revenues were effectively flat year-over-year with infrastructure sales declining ...
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Local impact to national American Airlines' cuts in management staff to materialize in coming months While American Airlines on Thursday announced plans to reduce management and support staff (MSS) nationally by 30%, it is immediately unclear how that will affect Tech Ops-Tulsa, the airline's largest maintenance facility. Linda Brock, local spokeswoman ...
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Williams-Sonoma stock rallies 9% as company says online orders continue to grow Shares of Williams-Sonoma Inc. WSM, -0.43% rallied more than 9% in the extended session Thursday after the retailer said its online business experienced "breakout" growth in the latter part of the first quarter and "continues to accelerate," making up for store ...
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House Eases Rules On PPP Loans A measure that would make it easier for small businesses (SMBs) to get their hands on a forgivable federal loan has easily passed the House, The Wall Street Journal reported. The bi-partisan bill answers a request from entrepreneurs who asked lawmakers ...
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Ulta Beauty Posts an $80 Million First-Quarter Loss Ulta Beauty (NASDAQ:ULTA) on Thursday afternoon announced first-quarter results that showed a major impact from COVID-19 store closures. Sales fell by more than one-third, and earnings fell to an $80 million loss from a $192 million gain a year earlier.
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Why Moderna Stock Rose Today Shares of Moderna (NASDAQ:MRNA) climbed 6.4% on Thursday after the biotechnology company said that it extended a manufacturing agreement with a key supplier for its experimental coronavirus vaccine.
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Wall Street rally ends on fears about US-China tensions Wall Street's rally ran out of fuel in the last hour of trading on Thursday, and the market fell to its first loss in four days amid worries about rising US-China tensions. The S&P 500 had been climbing for much of the day and was up as much as 1.1 percent at one ...
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"You Cannot Do That": Why Trump's "Warp Speed" Race for a COVID-19 Vaccine Is Dangerous and Likely to Fail The end of the COVID-19 pandemic will come with the development of a safe and effective vaccine, a process experts say will take at least 12 to 18 months. Last week, however, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) blew that timeline out ...
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Goldman Sachs lists 5 reasons why bitcoin is 'not an asset class', nor 'a suitable investment' Goldman Sachs gave five reasons why it thinks bitcoin is "not an asset class" nor "a suitable investment" in a presentation Wednesday morning. Goldman observed that the cryptocurrency infrastructure is still young and susceptible to hacking or inadvertent ...
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Uber destroys thousands of bikes and scooters Uber is destroying thousands of electric bikes and scooters, after selling its Jump business to Lime. Videos of its red bikes being crushed at a recycling centre were shared on social media, angering cycling advocates. Uber said it had decided to destroy ...
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Costco's earnings hit by extra expenses from wages, cleaning amid coronavirus pandemic Costco Wholesale Corp. shares fell in the extended session Thursday after the retailer missed Wall Street expectations for its fiscal third quarter, during which it spent nearly $300 million in wages and extra sanitation amid the coronavirus pandemic. Costco ...
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Amtrak Pacific Surfliner service to be partially restored June 1 Starting June 1, Amtrak Pacific Surfliner train service will be partially restored along the Central Coast, with one train in each direction extending up to San Luis Obispo daily. An additional train will also be extended from Los Angeles to Santa Barbara/Goleta.
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CVS, Nuro to Test Driverless Prescription Delivery in Houston Area LOS ANGELES — CVS Health Corp and unmanned vehicle delivery Nuro in June will start testing a service that drops prescriptions and other essentials free of charge to some customers in the Houston area, the companies said on Thursday. CVS and other ...
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San Francisco's 41-year-old Zanze's Cheesecake is converting to wholesale The reports of Zanze's Cheesecake's death have been greatly exaggerated. Sam Zanze, the bakery's owner and baker, wanted to correct the record after a misleading Facebook post from his daughter led to articles announcing the closing of his business.
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NSA: Russian agents have been hacking major email program The U.S. National Security Agency says the same Russian military hacking group that interfered in the 2016 presidential election and unleashed a devastating malware attack the following year has been exploiting a major email server program since last ...
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Ollie's Bargain Outlet: Fiscal 1Q Earnings Snapshot HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Ollie's Bargain Outlet Holdings Inc. (OLLI) on Thursday reported fiscal first-quarter earnings of $33.5 million. On a per-share basis, the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania-based company said it had net income of 51 cents. Earnings, adjusted ...
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'Legendary Vegas Safe Fun:' Hotels and casinos preparing for anticipated reopening LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Hotels and casinos across the valley are gearing up to reopen. Social distancing between slot machines, temperature checks and limited seating at gaming tables--these are a few of the safety requirements patrons will notice when ...
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Dwyane Wade says he makes the best burger in the world. We get to decide if he's right Did you know National Burger Day this year lasts four days in Miami? This is good news, and we could all use that. To celebrate this momentous time of year, a few celebs have teamed up to create the ultimate meat patty through Sunday for the so called ...
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Accuracy of COVID-19 antibody tests is being questioned DRAPER — The city of Draper is adding another day of COVID-19 antibody testing to it's calendar after the first few days sold out within 48 hours. Many people are wondering if they should even get an antibody test after new guidance from the Centers for ...
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News Alert: Constellation, Gallo Further Revise Their Billion-Dollar Deal Constellation Brands and E.&J. Gallo are edging closer to completing their billion-dollar deal covering a host of lower-end wine brands, but today the two companies announced that Constellation's California-based Mission Bell winery will no longer be ...
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Fitch Rates LA County MTA, CA's 2020-A Sales Tax Revs 'AA+'; Outlook Stable Fitch Ratings - San Francisco - 28 May 2020: Fitch Ratings has assigned a 'AA+' rating to the following Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, California (the authority or Metro) bonds: --$29 million Proposition C sales tax revenue ...
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Cloquet Thrift Store Closes Permanently CLOQUET, Minn. – After more than 30 years in business, the Salvation Army thrift store in Cloquet is closing its doors for good. The shut down is the result of the new financial climate with Covid-19. The non-profit began looking at their mission of helping ...
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Man says he broke into bank to heat up his Hot Pockets SAN DIEGO, CA (KGTV/CNN WIRE/WBTW) – Authorities say a man broke into a bank to use a microwave for his Hot Pocket Wednesday. Police were called to a Wells Fargo bank in San Diego early that morning. When they arrived, they found a broken ...
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Geron: 1Q Earnings Snapshot MENLO PARK, Calif. (AP) _ Geron Corp. (GERN) on Thursday reported a loss of $16.4 million in its first quarter. On a per-share basis, the Menlo Park, California-based company said it had a loss of 8 cents. The drugmaker posted revenue of $52,000 in the ...
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San Antonio Chef Johnny Hernandez Introduces La Gloria Margarita Trucks For many San Antonians, rushing to the street with spare change at the sound of a faint, familiar jingle is associated with a specific memory: the ice cream man cometh! Enter Johnny Hernandez of La Gloria, whose newly launched Margarita Trucks are ...
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Houston Restaurant Weeks Founder Cleverley Stone Dies at 68 After being diagnosed with uterine cancer last year, Houston Restaurant Weeks founder Cleverley Stone has died. A press release announced on Thursday that Stone passed away on May 28 at the age of 68 years old. A fixture of Houston food media, Stone ...
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