Exchange-traded funds may have found some stability after the market's coronavirus fallout despite lingering worries about the economy, says investor John Davi.
In its quarterly earnings report published last week, Carnival withdrew its 2020 guidance while assuring investors that it has enough cash to meet its debt obligations for at least 12 months.
Global stock markets have started this week with a bounce, as hopes that the coronavirus pandemic may be peaking drove investors back into risk assets following a historic downturn.
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Darden Restaurants said Tuesday it is furloughing some restaurant support center employees and slashing executive pay as same-store sales plummet 39% so far in the fourth quarter.
The Supreme Court, in an unsigned opinion from which the four liberal justices dissented, reasoned that extending the date by which Wisconsin voters could mail absentee ballots "fundamentally alters the nature of the election."
The pharmacy chain says the new sites will use Abbott Laboratories' rapid testing technology and will be open to members of the public who are showing symptoms of COVID-19.
Even when a vaccine is developed, Fauci said things may never return to what was considered normal before the virus because it will always be a looming threat.
"We will continue to take all necessary actions to ensure that Macy's, Inc. emerges from this pandemic on solid footing and ready to serve our customers," Macy's CEO Jeff Gennette said in a statement.
Drugmaker Eli Lilly said on Tuesday it has capped the out-of-pocket cost for insulin to $35 per month to help diabetes patients across the United States, many of whom are facing financial difficulties due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Going outside for exercise or dog walking is strictly forbidden, with permits only allowing "essential" trips for groceries, the pharmacy or doctor visits.
India, the world's main supplier of generic drugs, said on Tuesday it will allow limited exports of the anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine that U.S. President Donald Trump has touted as a potential weapon in the fight against the coronavirus.
Domestic travel within North America, Australia and Southeast Asia could be on course to return to normal by June if current efforts aimed at curbing the coronavirus outbreak are successful, according to the CEO of Australia's largest travel agency.
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