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US Retail Sales Plunged By Record 8.7 Percent In March
US retail sales in March had the sharpest decline ever recorded since the government started tracking the metric in 1992. 
US retail sales in March had the sharpest decline ever recorded since the government started tracking the metric in 1992. -
US Government To Buy Local Meat And Milk To Support Farmers
The first phase of the Department of Agriculture's plan will be to purchase $15.5 billion worth of milk and meats from local producers to support the nation's supply chain. 
The first phase of the Department of Agriculture's plan will be to purchase $15.5 billion worth of milk and meats from local producers to support the nation's supply chain. -
Dalian Wanda Shuts Down Rumors Of AMC Going Bankrupt
Due to the pandemic, AMC had to shut down its more than 1,000 cinemas in the US, while also furloughing its more than 24,000 staff members. 
Due to the pandemic, AMC had to shut down its more than 1,000 cinemas in the US, while also furloughing its more than 24,000 staff members. -
Citigroup Reports 46 Percent Drop In Q1 Profits Amid Looming Defaults
Citigroup reported a 46 decline in profits for the first quarter and is expecting a further decline in the coming quarter as more customers default on their loans and credit card debts. 
Citigroup reported a 46 decline in profits for the first quarter and is expecting a further decline in the coming quarter as more customers default on their loans and credit card debts. -
Coronavirus Update: Latest COVID-19 News In Asia
Asian countries are working to further prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, with China retaining its big data color-coding system to track citizens' health and wherabouts. 
Asian countries are working to further prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, with China retaining its big data color-coding system to track citizens' health and wherabouts. -
China Aviation Industry Reports $5.6 Billion First-Quarter Loss
The Civil Aviation Administration of China reported that the country's aviation industry had lost more than $5.6 billion as a direct result of the pandemic. 
The Civil Aviation Administration of China reported that the country's aviation industry had lost more than $5.6 billion as a direct result of the pandemic. -
Lenovo Entry Phone Teased By Unisoc
Some details about the Lenovo A7 are out and they are not necessarily in line with the high-end specifications that big brand companies have right now for their flagship devices. 
Some details about the Lenovo A7 are out and they are not necessarily in line with the high-end specifications that big brand companies have right now for their flagship devices. -
Q2 US GDP Likely To Plunge 35%, Says Goldman Sachs
US GDP is expected to plummet by 35% in the second quarter but will stage a 19% recovery in Q3. 
US GDP is expected to plummet by 35% in the second quarter but will stage a 19% recovery in Q3. -
Coronavirus Update: Latest COVID-19 News In The United States
The U.S. is the largest economy in the world but it has also become the hardest-hit country that continues to battle with the novel coronavirus. The U.S. is the largest economy in the world but it has also become the hardest-hit country that continues to battle with the novel coronavirus. -
Donald Trump Wants To Reopen United States On May 1
Reports claimed that Donald Trump is pushing to reopen the United States, especially the country's economy on May 1. However, health officials are reportedly hesitant. 
Reports claimed that Donald Trump is pushing to reopen the United States, especially the country's economy on May 1. However, health officials are reportedly hesitant.
