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US Automakers Restart Production With Major Workplace Changes
Employees of major US automakers will be returning to completely different working environments, which had to be modified to conform to strict physical distancing guidelines and protective measures. 
Employees of major US automakers will be returning to completely different working environments, which had to be modified to conform to strict physical distancing guidelines and protective measures. -
Uber To Cut 3,000 More Jobs Amid Continued Business Slump
Uber has decided to further cut jobs just two weeks after reducing its workforce by 14 percent earlier in the month. 
Uber has decided to further cut jobs just two weeks after reducing its workforce by 14 percent earlier in the month. -
Warren Buffet Dumps Majority Of Stake In Goldman Sachs
Berkshire Hathaway disclosed in its regulatory filing that it had reduced its stake in Goldman Sachs from 12 million shares to 1.9 million shares. 
Berkshire Hathaway disclosed in its regulatory filing that it had reduced its stake in Goldman Sachs from 12 million shares to 1.9 million shares. -
US Death Toll From COVID-19 Will Surpass 100,000 This Week
As of the afternoon of May 17, the U.S. COVID-19 death toll stands at more than 90,100 and will hit 100,000 deaths within the week. 
As of the afternoon of May 17, the U.S. COVID-19 death toll stands at more than 90,100 and will hit 100,000 deaths within the week. -
Delta Air Lines To Reduce Scale And Retire Entire Boeing 777 Fleet
Delta estimates that it may have more than 7,000 too many pilots by fall once it retires its Boeing 777 fleet. 
Delta estimates that it may have more than 7,000 too many pilots by fall once it retires its Boeing 777 fleet. -
China Opposes US Actions To Halt China-Related Investments
China's Foreign Ministry has expressed his opposition to the US' continued efforts to place obstacles on investments made on the country's capital market. 
China's Foreign Ministry has expressed his opposition to the US' continued efforts to place obstacles on investments made on the country's capital market. -
US Consumer Price Index Dropped By Record Amount In April
Data from the Labor Department showed a 0.4 percent drop in the country's core consumer price index in April, the largest dip ever recorded since 1957. 
Data from the Labor Department showed a 0.4 percent drop in the country's core consumer price index in April, the largest dip ever recorded since 1957. -
Elon Musk Willing To Be Arrested Over Tesla's Fremont Plant Reopening
Elon Musk stated that he is taking full responsibility for the decision to reopen Tesla's Fremont facility despite local orders. 
Elon Musk stated that he is taking full responsibility for the decision to reopen Tesla's Fremont facility despite local orders. -
Second Wave Of Coronavirus Outbreak Threatens Many Countries' Economies
With the plan of reopening many countries' economies, investors fear the threat of the coronavirus' second outbreak. 
With the plan of reopening many countries' economies, investors fear the threat of the coronavirus' second outbreak. -
US Faces Economic Depression Due to COVID-19 Second Wave
The massive economic damage inflicted by COVID-19 continues with the world facing the terrifying possibility of an economic depression. 
The massive economic damage inflicted by COVID-19 continues with the world facing the terrifying possibility of an economic depression.
