Новости за 19.05.2020

The U.S. economy’s recovery from the current downturn is likely to drag on through the end of next year, with the labor market experiencing its sharpest deterioration since the 1930s, the Congressional Budget Office said.

The service, Facebook Shops, will enlist small businesses to sell their wares online at the same time the coronavirus pandemic is upending business world-wide.

A rare syndrome in some children with Covid-19 has parents worried and could influence officials’ calls on reopening gathering places.

Coming off its 12th consecutive season as the most-watched broadcast network, CBS is adding only three new shows as the pandemic keeps production sidelined.

Some large U.S. retailers are ending the extra pay they gave to front-line workers as coronavirus-related costs pile up.

Hopeful signs of economic revival, but it cannot be engineered with federal spending.

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The company’s revenue in the fiscal first quarter outpaced expectations of Wall Street analysts as the average customer transaction size rose by 11%.

An article on how the pandemic is forcing nonprofits to cancel fundraisers and hitting donations prompted readers to relate their own thoughts

The customary quick buss on meeting friends—la bise—went into hibernation when the coronavirus struck. The fate of the greeting is on the line as the country begins to open up again.

If a positive test doesn’t indicate immunity, how in the world did patients ever recover from infection?

Prohibition’s lesson: When laws are too heavy-handed, it can promote disrespect for the law in general.

Covid-19 is adding pressure to Walmart’s already compressed margins, but investors should look past that.

The bank’s deal with nearly three dozen states is to settle charges it engaged in predatory auto lending to borrowers with low incomes and subprime credit scores.

After nearly 60 years of selling home décor, Pier 1 Imports is permanently closing its retail stores in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, though it hopes to sell its intellectual property and e-commerce business.

Bond yields in Europe’s riskiest economies fell after France and Germany proposed a recovery fund to support countries hard-hit by the coronavirus.

Shares of fast-growing companies are racing past their value peers by the widest margin since the dot-com era.

The housing sector is often stretched heading into a recession, but not this time.

Kevin Mayer, who built and launched Disney’s flagship streaming service, departs as the unit has become a bright spot for the company during the pandemic.

Hydrox cookies got a surge in interest for the second time from the president, this time riding the coattails of hydroxychloroquine.

Japanese companies Toyota Tsusho Corp. and Jij Inc. are using Microsoft Corp.’s quantum computing services over the Azure cloud to experiment with ways to solve problems related to traffic congestion.

The company is reaping the rewards of being one of few retailers positioned to successfully navigate a global pandemic, reporting a surge in quarterly sales as consumers turned to its giant stores to stock up on food and household goods.

The British actor on his leading role on the AMC miniseries “Quiz,” “Succession” antics and the difference between playing Americans and Brits.

Silver prices are surging, making the metal one of the market’s best-performing assets in the second quarter, with investors seeking havens that can hold their value during times of economic uncertainty.

Luckin, an upstart rival to Starbucks in China, said in a regulatory filing that it received a written notice from the exchange’s listing qualification staff, who have determined that its shares should be delisted.