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The United States is in a period of historic, continuous economic growth, with GDP climbing every quarter since mid-2009. While this trend is good news for most Americans, not all parts of the country have experienced the same growth. In fact, in nearly every state, there is at least one county where GDP has contracted in recent years.
The spread of the coronavirus around the world is sending shockwaves through an oil market ill-prepared for a serious blow to energy demand.
It sounds like advice for averting Wall Street deals: Don’t travel. Don’t meet clients. Don’t even shake hands.
"I think you've got to start buying something," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.
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The Hong Kong government has unveiled a major relief package to shore up its flagging economy.
The parent company of fast-food chain Panda Express sued Panda Libre, a Gilbert, Arizona, restaurant serving Mexican and Asian food.
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