Amazon, Walmart, eBay pushed by states to stop price gougers
Attorneys general called on the companies Friday to take action as complaints have poured in to authorities across the U.S. in the past month.
Attorneys general called on the companies Friday to take action as complaints have poured in to authorities across the U.S. in the past month.
The firm is now estimating EPS growth for 2020 to be negative 33%.
New credit facilities and a virtually unlimited bond-buying program represent a nearly unprecedented intervention by the U.S. central bank.
International Olympic Committee member Dick Pound said the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo will be postponed, the USA Today reported.
Senate Democrats again refused to advance McConnell’s $2 trillion stimulus plan Monday as the coronavirus continued spreading amid dire predictions of a deep economic recession.
Expect a big, global downturn followed by a 2021 recovery.
The details are subject to change as congressional leaders and the White House continue negotiating the nearly $2 trillion package.
The retailers, which are staying open because they sell "essentials," are hiring temps as they battle for market share.
The shutdown will begin March 25 and last 14 days, Boeing said in a statement.
Policy makers and central bankers the world over plan to throw the kitchen sink at the coronavirus problem—think unlimited bond-buying, rate cuts, government-financed wage-supports, tax holidays and cash handouts—to save the global economy. Will any of it work?
Nonessential goods face steep delays.
New York state shuttered all fitness centers—including popular gyms and yoga studios—for the foreseeable future in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
The carrier is cutting the price of its lowest-cost service in response to the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Hollywood’s Emmy-campaign season is adapting to world events with a “show must go on” strategy.
Reduce or suspend your mortgage, but be sure you understand the lingo.
Sales paused in 24 states.
Stocks fell despite the proposal of Federal relief efforts to tackle the economic fallout from the coronavirus.
COVID-19 testing in the U.S. lags behind that of other countries.
Flexport procured much needed medical supplies for local hospitals.
Most American presidents will confront a crisis — or crises — before they leave office, whether it is a natural disaster, war, economic downturn, public health threat or terrorism.
In hospitals and grocery stores.
These indicators might help identify people at risk for the coronavirus infection who require testing and isolation.
Retailers and grocery stores try to adapt to COVID-19. Some are staying open with reduced hours.
The Japanese conglomerate, which also operates the $100 billion Vision Fund, is considered especially vulnerable to economic shocks given its enormous debt load and ties to unprofitable startups.