EasyJet can survive a nine-month shutdown thanks to its measures to contend with the coronavirus crisis and is planning for a slow recovery, the British airline said on Thursday.
"You could have the universities do the testing. You could have the universities do the analysis of the data and help with planning how to deal with it," deCODE Genetics CEO Kári Stefánsson told CNBC.
Bed Bath & Beyond said that its results in 2020 "will be unfavorably impacted" by the crisis, and so it will not be offering a first-quarter nor full-year outlook.
American Airlines CEO Doug Parker said the airline is starting to see signs of demand returning late in the year but that it's too early to tell when travelers will return en masse.
Carvana CEO and Chairman Ernie Garcia III expects coronavirus stimulus checks being distributed by the federal government to improve U.S. vehicle sales.
"My stance is if we don't do something quickly in the face of a pandemic, you are going to cripple this domestic industry on the other side," CEO Matt Gallagher told CNBC.
As millions stay home to curb the spread of Covid-19, U.N. chief Antonio Guterres warned that the world is witnessing a "horrifying global surge in domestic violence."
Even though scientists are still learning about Covid-19, the virus has shown the capability to "accelerate in a number of different climates," one WHO official says.
"If we take this money and don't treat it like the precious capital that it is ... then we've done a disservice to everyone," Junior's Cheesecake owner Alan Rosen told CNBC.