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NYSE to close trading floor, move to electronic trading
The New York Stock Exchange said Wednesday it will temporarily close its historic trading floor and move fully to electronic trading after two people tested positive for coronavirus infection at screenings it had set up this week.
Will virus affect food supply? First problem: A possible worker shortage
California's nearly $50-billion agricultural industry is bracing for a potential labor shortfall that could hinder efforts to maintain the nation's fresh food supply amid the widening coronavirus outbreak.
These tech execs don't agree with 'soul-stealing' virus safety measures
‘If we wish to maintain our productivity, we need to continue working in [our] offices,’ one CEO told his staff in an email
4 things to know about relief checks for coronavirus
The government previously sent checks to Americans twice before to those who filed tax returns. The rich would also likely not get federal cash.
Things you should do to prepare for the COVID-19 recession
Some experts are saying a recession — sparked by the virus and the disease it causes, COVID-19 — is already underway, despite the Federal Reserve's extreme measures to prevent one.
Layoffs intensify, leading to soaring unemployment claims
States nationwide are seeing applications for unemployment benefits mount by tens of thousands.
Retail employees say they're scared to go to work
The retail industry has endured a recent raft of bankruptcies and closures, as well as the pressure of new tariffs in the past year. It makes the prospect of losing weeks of business to the coronavirus even more chilling for many stores. But staying open has also caused anxiety for their employees.
So how will we know when the stock market drop is over?
The coronavirus pandemic is sending the Dow and S&P 500 spiraling lower. So what are some signs that the stock market plunge could end?
US industries being devastated by the coronavirus
The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, which has been designated a global pandemic by the World Health Organization, is having a devastating impact on the U.S. economy.
Boeing is unraveling as the coronavirus takes down travel
Boeing Co.’s rout deepened as investors reacted with alarm to news that the planemaker is seeking at least $60 billion in U.S. government aid for itself and suppliers in a race to shore up cash to weather the coronavirus pandemic.
Ford, GM, Fiat Chrysler agree to close all US plants
"By taking a shutdown ... we protect UAW members, their families and the community,” said President Rory Gamble.
Could coronavirus lead to a global recession? Here are the signs to look out for
The coronavirus (COVID-19) is impacting the global economy and raising fears of a recession. What causes a recession and what are the signs?
Why it seems grocery stores can't restock fast enough
Grocery stores the past few days or so have been filled with people panic shopping in hopes that they’ll be ready for a potential nationwide lockdown or quarantine. Panic shopping causes more disruption than people realize. Veuer’s Johana Restrepo has more.
5 steps to improve productivity working from home
The shift to working from home can present challenges. However, there are a few steps you can take to maximize productivity.
Hospital sewing makeshift masks together out of desperation
A Georgia hospital has begun making makeshift masks from surgical sheeting as they risk running out of supplies due to increased worldwide demand for medical equipment.
Who owns America's gas stations — and are they making money?
Gas stations comprise one of the most important retail businesses in the country. 93% of Americans live within 10 minutes of one. The vast majority of gas stations are small, locally owned businesses. But in recent years, the smallest chains have either been bought up by bigger chains or are otherwise going out of business.
Countries scramble to aid ailing airlines
Governments around the world are scrambling to aid airlines battered by the coronavirus outbreak. Julian Satterthwaite reports.
Thousands of hospitality workers laid off amid pandemic
The impact of the coronavirus pandemic has rocked the hospitality and service industries, abruptly leaving thousands across the country with no income. CNN's Jason Carroll reports.
Service industry and gig workers out of work amid pandemic
The economic effects of coronavirus are particularly acute for those who cannot work from home and are afforded few protections, such as paid sick leave.
More than 60 major US retailers are temporarily closing stores
Many of these companies — which include Everlane, Patagonia, and Apple — have confirmed they will pay employees for lost shifts during this period.
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