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Walt Disney's (NYSE: DIS) Disney World will close on Sunday and remain closed through the end of the month. The company has also closed its California Disneyland theme parks, all of its parks in Asia, as well as its park in Paris due to the COVID-19 disease caused by the novel c
(RTTNews) - Shares of Emergent BioSolutions Inc. (EBS) are up more than 5% Friday morning. The stock is at $59.41. It has traded in the range of $39.11- $71.19 in the last 52-weeks.
Xerox Holdings Corp, which is in a proxy fight for control of HP Inc, said on Friday it would postpone meetings with shareholders of the personal computer maker amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Online travel services company Expedia Group Inc on Friday withdrew its forecast for 2020 adjusted earnings due to the fast-spreading coronavirus and said it now expects a bigger hit to its first-quarter results than previously projected.
England's Premier League became the latest high-profile competition to announce a suspension as the coronavirus pandemic continued its unprecedented shutdown of world sport on Friday.
U.S. stock markets opened sharply higher on Friday after their worst daily selloff in more than three decades as investors hoped more fiscal easing would head off a global recession. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 3.65% at the open to 21,973.82.
While the market waits for some government action to fight the economic impact of the spreading coronavirus, stocks are apparently going to keep dropping at an alarming and frantic rate.
On Thursday, each of the major indices plunged by more than 9%. They are all now in bear
The market's been unkind to oil producers such as ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) thanks to the collapse in oil prices. In fact, Conoco's stock has fallen so far that dividend investors might be tempted by its current 4.4% yield.
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