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A record number of Americans file jobless claims
A record number of Americans filed for their first week of unemployment benefits, as businesses shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. CNN's Christine Romans reports.
How hourly workers have been affected by coronavirus
The COVID-19 pandemic sweeping the world has wreaked havoc on the working person, especially those who are employed hourly. But just how many have been affected by limited hours, unpaid leave or termination?
Amazon closes some warehouses as coronavirus cases among workers increase
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Former Fed Chair Bernanke: Virus impact isn't comparable to Great Depression
Ben Bernanke, the former Federal Reserve chairman who served before and after the 2008 financial crisis, told CNBC on Wednesday that the coronavirus economic halt is more like a natural disaster than a depression.
Twitter faces backlash over allowing coronavirus misinformation from China
Twitter is facing criticism from U.S. lawmakers over allowing propaganda from Chinese officials containing misinformation on the coronavirus to stay posted on its platform. Veuer’s Justin Kircher has the story.
Why investors buy gold during times of crisis
From ancient times to the modern day, gold has been an enduring symbol of wealth. That's why when markets go haywire, many investors turn to gold as a safe haven. Watch the latest videos on Covid-19.
New York subway ridership falls by nearly 90 percent
Essential workers, making up the roughly 13 percent of New Yorkers still taking the subway, reacted to the vast decline in ridership on March 24.
7 costs to cut out amid coronavirus
Whether you've experienced a job loss or are still employed, paying attention to your finances is critical during this dire time. Here are seven costs to cut out amid coronavirus.
Life has changed: In San Diego, boxes of food instead of paychecks
A San Diego food service plant had to shut down, sending employees home with boxes of food instead of paychecks.
Farm-to-door deliveries increase amid coronavirus
Farmers in rural America are expanding food delivery services to meet rising demand from consumers seeking to isolate themselves during the coronavirus pandemic and frustrated by empty grocery-store shelves. Jillian Kitchener has more.
Mom-and-pop investors are starting to lose their resolve
Their refusal to flinch as stocks plunged was the talk of the market for weeks, but now there are signs mom-and-pop investors may be losing some of their resolve.
The smartest ways to invest your money right now
Find out how coronavirus might affect these investments.
Things To Cut Out Right Now To Save Money During the Health Crisis
Eliminate these 14 expenses from your budget.
Do you have a spending problem? Here's how to tell
There’s nothing shameful about shopping—it’s a fun pick-me-up, and a therapeutic way to blow off pent-up steam. But how do you know when your shopping habits have veered into unhealthy territory? At what point is the debt you’re carrying totally avoidable? Read on to see if you show signs of an unhealthy spending problem.
What to Buy — and What to Skip — in April
It's officially spring, and retailers are preparing for warm weather and hotter sales. Shoppers will find deals on everything from cookware to jewelry and home-improvement supplies in April. Shoppers should also keep in mind that Mother's Day is coming. Check out what you should skip, too.
How Much Money You’ll Spend on Food in Your Lifetime, By State
Expect to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Laid Off Due to Coronavirus? Take These 6 Steps
An estimated 1.5 million Americans are suddenly unemployed as businesses lay off their workforce in massive numbers or shutter completely in the midst of the rapidly evolving coronavirus pandemic. Losing…
Here's who qualifies for coronavirus paid sick leave
Here are answers to your coronavirus-related paid sick and family leave questions.
Need a job? 12 ways to make money in the coronavirus age
12 ways to make money right now
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