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Allstate to refund $600 million to customers after Newsy report
Some policyholders will get 15% off in April and May.
Health care workers say they've been told to keep silent on hazardous conditions
As hard-hit New York begins to show signs of a flattening virus curve, other hotspots around the country are seeing COVID-19 cases skyrocket. Illinois saw their confirmed cases rise by 1,000 in just a single day, while Michigan's largest hospital system reported 1,500 workers showing coronavirus symptoms. Meanwhile, hospital workers say they are being warned not to speak to the media about their hazardous work conditions. David Begnaud reports on the developing outbreaks from New York.
How is the price of a banana broken down?
Inefficient supply chains often drive prices at the grocery store up. CNN's Eleni Giokos sat down with Twiga Foods CEO, Peter Njonjo, to see how his company is creating infrastructure and implementing technology to keep consumer costs low.
Mark Cuban: How business can prepare post-coronavirus
Cuban on small business loans
5 industries that could survive the next recession
With the U.S. economy taking a massive blow due to efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus, which industries are still considered "safe" to work for? GOBankingRates looked at unemployment numbers during the Great Recession to help determine which sectors stand to fare best during another surge of unemployment.
Pandemic isn't a boon for meal delivery firms
The coronavirus pandemic isn't a recipe for success for the Uber Eats and Just Eat of the world. As Fred Katayama reports, restaurant closures and the rise of home-cooked meals are hurting the sector.
How email scams, phishing attacks are capitalizing on coronavirus
Agari CEO Patrick Peterson joins Yahoo Finance’s Zack Guzman to discuss how to protect yourself amid increased email scams and phishing attacks.
Coronavirus has nearly emptied out planes. This is why airlines keep flying
Airlines are slashing flights and parking planes to cope with coronavirus and a drop in air travel. For pilots and flight attendants, the near-halt of the industry is a shock, after years of record profits and full planes. Yet some are wondering why flights continue taking off nearly empty.
Beware the perils of market timing in a dip
You might be tempted to buy this dip, but watch out – you could be market timing.
Stocks are up 20% from March, but that doesn't signal a bull market yet
Fifteen days ago, the S&P 500 was mired in a bear market, 34% from its February peak. On Tuesday, at least technically, it rocketed into a new bull market.
Is the Dow launching a V-shaped rebound? Volatility signals caution
While investors have little comparable experience in dealing with the effects of a deadly disease outbreak, the U.S. stock market’s moves remain in keeping with past bear market rallies, meaning a retest of the March 23 lows remains an easily imaginable possibility, analysts said.
How the coronavirus crisis will impact your money market fund
Government intervention should be enough to keep your money market fund safe, writes Robert C. Pozen.
Your Guide to Job Searching During the Coronavirus Pandemic
If you've lost your job to coronavirus layoffs, it's critical to network, focus on digital skills and be open to new possibilities.
6 Remote Jobs Almost Anyone Can Do From Home
Dozens of industries have vacancies for just about every background.
How to Automate Technology to Help Run Your Businesses
Your business should work for you, not the other way around. Here are some tips.
Shopping center owner Kimco is trying to help its smaller tenants pay rent, stay in business
Shopping center owner Kimco Realty has taken matters into its own hands to try to help small-business owners get access to funds that can help them pay rents.
Small business owners stuck in loan limbo as new government programs stumble
"Most Americans think this is all rolling out and checks are flowing based on what the White House is saying. But we're hanging on by a thread," one small business owner said.
The 5 Best HVAC Software Options for Your Small Business
HVAC field service companies are challenging to run, and you need good software to do it. Choose from one of these five HVAC software options to run your company more efficiently and save money.
8 Steps to Have a Good Day When Working Remotely
Whether you are a member of senior management or a few months into your startup, these strategies can help you look forward to your workday.
There's a lot of anxiety as small businesses worry the loan money will run out
Small business owners are nervous that funds in the $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program will run out before they can get a loan for coronavirus relief.
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