31.03.20
We're all video chatting now. But some of us hate it
It's no wonder Samantha Bergeson hates video calls. The 25-year-old's courses at NYU, where she's a senior in th...
31.03.20
With hand sanitizer and elbow bumps, real estate agents are still selling during pandemic
Rob Wittman is astonished that in a time of social distancing, real estate agents are holding open houses, allowing inspections and closing sales. "It's just bothering me - the cavalie...
30.03.20
Business on top, pajamas underneath: Walmart is selling work shirts, but not so many pants
A few more shelves might be looking bare at Walmarts around the country, or at least a few more bins empty at fulfillment warehouses. Customers are making a run on tops: shirts, blouse...
30.03.20
The coronavirus recession is exposing how the economy was not strong as it seemed
In the last month, the $21 trillion U.S. economy endured a remarkable and disorienting reversal, plunging from prosperity into an unprecedented deep freeze. The coronavirus has left bu...
30.03.20
Trump and Biden in near tie as virus spreads, poll finds
President Donald Trump and former vice president Joe Biden are in a tightly competitive race for the White House in the November general election, with the president gaining ground on ...
29.03.20
How Johnson & Johnson companies used a 'super poppy' to make narcotics for America's most abused opioid pills
LAUNCESTON, Australia - As the United States was succumbing to an epidemic of addiction, the Johnson & Johnson family of companies became the leading maker of narcotics for popular...
27.03.20
Why Boeing doesn't deserve a bailout
If you want an example of how keeping Wall Street happy can undermine your business, look at Boeing. And if you're also interested in seeing how already-well-paid corporate directors c...
27.03.20
Cruise lines, early source of coronavirus infections, omitted from bailout package
WASHINGTON - Like hotels and airlines, cruise companies have seen their business decimated by the coronavirus pandemic and economic shutdowns. But unlike those industries, major cruise...
27.03.20
It was the worst week for the economy in decades. The pain is just beginning
The record 3.3 million jobless claims reported Thursday mark the beginning of an economic crisis facing American workers and businesses - a slump, experts say, that will only end when ...
26.03.20
We're not killing the economy over the coronavirus. We're putting it into a coma
Many people are worried that social distancing and state lockdowns will "kill the economy." That's the wrong analogy. Now that the massive $2 trillion stimulus bill is set to become la...
26.03.20
The $2 trillion relief bill is massive but it won't prevent a recession
Congress and the White House have nearly finalized a $2 trillion relief package for the economy - the biggest in U.S. history. The good news is the majority of the money is going to la...
25.03.20
Prime members first: Amazon is ranking customers and ramping up hiring to address coronavirus demand
SEATTLE - Amazon has added a new measure to try to triage its flood of orders and shortage of goods during the coronavirus pandemic: prioritizing its $119-a-year Prime members. Now, th...
25.03.20
Trump wants 'the country opened,' but easing coronavirus restrictions now would be disastrous, experts say
With President Donald Trump saying he wants "the country opened" by Easter to salvage the U.S. economy, a fierce debate is now raging among policymakers over the necessity to shut down...
24.03.20
Trump can't block on Twitter, judges rule
A federal appeals court in New York on Monday let stand a ruling that prevents President Donald Trump from blocking critical voices from the Twitter account he uses to communicate with...
23.03.20
Shutting down the city that never sleeps
It was one of the most unimaginable statements in the history of one of the world's greatest cities. "Even though a decision has not been made by the city or by the state, I think that...
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