Subscribe to Fortune’s Outbreak newsletter for a daily roundup of stories on the coronavirus and its impact on global business. The high season for the travel industry should have been just around the corner. Gwen Books has been running her own boutique luxury firm in Atherton, Calif. for the last 18 years. “My office opens …
Add emojis to the growing list of industries being negatively affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. The Unicode Consortium, which oversees emojis on smartphones, has announced that there will be no new emojis released in 2021, due to the outbreak. The crop for this year were finalized before the pandemic took hold of the country …
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We’re likely sitting at the highest level of joblessness since Franklin Roosevelt was president. Another 6.6 million Americans filed initial unemployment claims in the week ending April 4. That follows 3.3 million and 6.9 million in the two previous weeks, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Before this three-week stretch of 16.8 million of …
BTS said STAY AT HOME and they will bring entertainment to you! Amid the global health crisis, the septet -RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jungkook – and their team took a decision to cancel their Seoul shows followed by postponing their rest of the Map Of The Soul Tour. Keeping in mind the …
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Actor Kay Kay Menon who has displayed his acting skills in films like Baby, The Ghazi Attack and Honeymoon travels among several others says he lacks the skills to market himself. The actor who hardly uses social media says that his expertise lies in performing and not promoting. Talking to a daily about self-promotion, Kay …
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Mark Cuban explains his skepticism about the market’s bullish tint despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
U.S. stock-index futures on Thursday indicated a muted open for major benchmarks as investors watched for fresh economic reports, including weekly claims for unemployment benefits, and a speech from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, which could provide guidance on the health of the coronavirus-ravaged economy.
Gold futures on Thursday traded higher as uncertainty about the shape of the recovery for global economies from the COVID-19 pandemic and low-interest rate policies by central bankers have helped to bolster bullion’s value.
Herbert Hoover didn’t have the benefit of an expanding money supply, says Paul Brandus
The poor pre-coronavirus state of the U.K. economy creates two temptations the government should resist: first, speeding up the exit from the current lockdown and second, going full steam ahead on Brexit instead of asking for an extension to negotiate a better deal.