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Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL), expects an 80% decline in revenues for the second quarter as the outbreak of the coronavirus curtails travel around the world.

As a result of the sharp drop in travel demand, the airline is projecting second-quarter revenues will be slashed by $10 billion, or 80%, compared to the same period a year ago. The company is burning about $50 million in cash each day, CEO Ed Bastian, wrote in a letter to employees.

Analysts’ recommendations on the stock show a mixed picture, with 4 Buy ratings and 6 Hold ratings resulting in a Moderate Buy for the airline. The average price target of $58.75 could provide returns of 175% in the next 12 months. (See Delta stock analysis on TipRanks)

In addition, Delta announced that it secured a $2.6 billion credit line to strengthen its cash position in coming weeks and months. Share repurchases have been halted and the company’s board of directors voted to suspend future dividend payments.

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(RTTNews) - M&T Bank (MTB) is temporarily limiting public access to its branch lobbies to help combat the spread of the COVID-19.

(RTTNews) - Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. (CTB) said Saturday that it will temporarily shut down its tire manufacturing facilities in the United States and Mexico to protect workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

(RTTNews) - GameStop Corp. (GME), a video game, consumer electronics and gaming merchandise retailer, said that it will temporarily close all its US-based retail locations, and process orders on a digital only basis, starting on 22nd March, as a result of the continued spread of

(RTTNews) - Quest Diagnostics (DGX) is addition special hours for non-COVID-19 testing for older and highly vulnerable patients at its 2,250 patient service centers across the United States.

What happened Stock markets continued "in the green" as Friday arrived to close out the week, and one of the bigger stocks reaping bigger gains right now is General Electric (NYSE: GE) -- up 5.8% as of 11:15 a.m. EDT.

Boeing (NYSE: BA), under pressure from coronavirus and with a stock down 72% in the past month, sent out an S.O.S. this week.

Until recently, there's been a lot of conjecture that Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) could be a potential beneficiary of people sheltering at home in an attempt to avoid contracting the COVID-19 coronavirus that's sweeping across the globe.

Disney's (NYSE: DIS) domestic theme parks have been closed since last weekend, and it feels like an eternity. It may be a mere coincidence that Wall Street would suffer its worst week of trading since 2008, but the closing of Disney World and Disneyland, in at least a small wa

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No two ways about it: The month of March has been miserable for investors in three-dimensional printer-maker 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD), who have watched their investments plummet in price from a February 20 high of $12.41 a share to Thursday's closing price of $6.64 -- a 46% drop i

Ollie's Bargain Outlet's (NASDAQ: OLLI) fiscal fourth-quarter 2019 earnings, released Thursday evening, enabled the extreme value retailer to find a reprieve on another difficult day in the markets on Friday: Shares gained nearly 2%, though they remain down roughly 40% on the y

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