European markets traded in positive territory on Wednesday, bucking the trend in global markets where there are widespread concerns over the coronavirus outbreak and a slump in oil prices.
While exercising and eating well can be difficult during a shutdown, sheltering at home is an ideal time to put another immune-boosting tip into effect.
China's ballooning fitness industry got hit so hard by the coronavirus that more businesses in the field closed in the first three months of the year than in all of 2015, according to Qichacha.
All of Macy's stores have been closed since March 18th. The retailer has suspended its dividend, stopped capital spend, fully drawn down its $1.5 billion revolving credit facility and furloughed the majority of its employees.
Ties between the U.S. and China are at their "worst point in living memory," says one academic who says both countries are engaged in a "grand exercise in blame-shifting" over the coronavirus pandemic.
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the USNS Comfort, the hospital ship deployed to provide emergency support for health-care workers battling the coronavirus, will depart its station in New York City to get "ready for its next mission."
Commissioner Adam Silver said the NBA is still aiming to play remaining regular-season games, which would push back the start of a new year for the foreseeable future.
"I'm still very worried about this pandemic … but the charts, as interpreted by Larry Williams, suggest that the future might be brighter than we expect," the "Mad Money" said.
Boeing said on Tuesday it was naming chief financial officer Greg Smith to oversee a newly formed group that will consolidate several important operational areas.
Chipotle responded to the Covid-19 outbreak by increasing hourly employee pay by 10% and handing out first-quarter bonuses, despite weaker sales in March.