The outbreak has caused the cancellation or postponement of more than 24 trade shows and conferences, including the Mobile World Congress, the world's largest trade show for the mobile phone industry.
The deluge of solid corporate results was largely overlooked by investors who are focusing on the spillover impact from the coronavirus on the U.S. corporations.
California, Nebraska and Illinois are the only U.S. states that can currently test for coronavirus, the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) told Reuters on Friday.
Michael Bloomberg, a former mayor of New York, is the latest Democratic presidential candidate to turn his attention to the country's $1.7 trillion outstanding student loan balance. The candidate says he would slash borrowers' monthly bills in half.
The much maligned co-founder and ex-CEO of WeWork, Adam Neumann, is selling his six-bedroom New York City apartment for $37.5 million. The 7,880 square-foot penthouse has three floors and a roof deck.
Financial fraud has been around for centuries, destroying the lives and fortunes of countless victims around the world. But the most recent crop of con artists has an advantage that Charles Ponzi and even Bernie Madoff never dreamed of: social media. It may be the most effective tool for fraudsters since money itself.
That's contrary to the conventional Street wisdom which ties the low rates and money-printing to a market bull run that is less than a month away from its 11th anniversary
Key man insurance is a form of life insurance that protects a company if the founder or key employee dies or becomes disabled. It's a crucial life line to maintain business operations, yet often overlooked.