by Hannah Dreier for ProPublica Long celebrated as civic-minded philanthropists, the Sacklers were becoming pariahs. The billionaire family whose company created and pushed the addictive painkiller OxyContin had managed to escape connection with the opioid crisis for years, but now two magazine pieces were portraying them as pain profiteers. Museums that had sought their donations were being asked about giving the money back. Mortimer D.A....
United Airlines has reduced service because of coronavirus.
The world would have looked very different indeed if just a fraction of the most grandiose and fantastical megaprojects ever proposed had made it past the drawing board. Ridiculously ambitious creations, these constructions would have changed our world's landscape and pushed the boundaries of human ability. Looking back through history, we reveal 60 of the most jaw-dropping developments that never happened.
U.S. chicken companies are running production at a manic rate, sparking a glut and sending prices for key products like breast meat to record lows. Despite all that, the industry could be looking at a bright 2020 -- thanks to the chicken-sandwich craze sweeping America.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. announced another round of cuts in the home furnishing company’s bid to simplify its business and reverse years of flagging sales.
Some employees express growing unease with “Progressive Leasing," which is being offered to customers who don’t qualify for the retailer’ credit card
The company pulled more than 1 million products that made false claims about the coronavirus.
Lawsuits against Walt Disney Co. are moving ahead in California and Florida, challenging how the company allows disabled people to access theme park attractions.
Analysts rushed to raise their stock price targets on Home Depot’s stock after the home-improvement retailer announced better-than-expected earnings.
Stock markets around the world are tumbling into correction territory as fears of a possible pandemic escalate, with cases of the new coronavirus surging outside China.
Oil prices on track for biggest weekly decline in over four years
The president’s argument rests on a misunderstanding of how time works.
The global stock market slid for the sixth straight day on Thursday, as the S&P 500 index plunged to its worst loss in almost nine years and investors worldwide grew increasingly fearful that the coronavirus outbreak could cause a recession as it squeezes corporate profits.
With $3 trillion erased from American stocks and the angst starting to morph into panic, investors want to know where it will end. A lot of the answer, and the fate of the bull market, turns on whether the virus outbreak ends up causing a recession.
Netflix, Facebook, Amazon, Peloton, Slack and Zoom are among a handful of companies that MKM Partners identified could rise despite the broader market sell-off.
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Gilead Sciences Inc.’s market value is closing in on $100 billion as the biotech jumped after a Wednesday night coronavirus update.
Car-rental companies are plunging after U.S. health officials warned that the coronavirus could spread widely, possibly leading to stricter travel restrictions.
The energy and travel industries have been hit the hardest.
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