Investors are likely viewing Lyft and Uber more as travel stocks, however, placing them in one of the segments hardest hit by the coronavirus.
Blue Apron Holdings Inc.’s stock more than doubled this week as cities around the country are forcing restaurants to curtail operations and as panic-buying empties the shelves of the nation’s grocers.
A handful of S&P 500 stocks actually rose as the index itself plunged 18% in a month.
U.S. President Donald Trump held a conference call Tuesday with restaurant executives to discuss financial support for the industry. An unnamed industry executive said during the conference call the government should take action to support small business owners financially, according to CNBC. The executive said a cash infusion is needed to not only keep employees on the payroll but resume growing once the coronavirus pandemic stabilizes. A...
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Amazon plans to hire 100,000 workers to assist with online deliveries in the U.S. and raise their minimum pay to at least $17 an hour through April.
Mar.17 -- United Natural Foods Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steven Spinner says the food supply chain is working fine despite increased demand and warns consumers about hoarding food. He speaks during an interview with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Balance of Power."
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If you paid with a card last time you went out to eat, for example, chances are you don’t fill in the customer copy and a lot of people leave it blank on the table. There are a few reasons why you shouldn’t do that. Veuer’s Johana Restrepo has more.
The U.S. is now reporting over 4,600 reported coronavirus cases and at least 80 reported deaths. New Orleans, which was gearing up for Saint Patrick's Day celebrations, was eerily quiet after Louisiana forced all bars to close over coronavirus fears. In New York City, restaurants were shuttered Monday night as business owners are forced to figure out how to help employees while also making ends meet themselves. Mola Lenghi reports on how else coronavirus is shaping the country's new normal.
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COVID-19 might be the final push past the point of recovery for a number of retailers that have been flashing warnings signs for a while. The issue continues continue to be ability to pay debt. Payments loom as sales falter. CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports
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