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Zoom Share Prices Dip As Security Concerns Escalate
Zoom's shares plummeted by 7.9 percent to $118.05 per share on Monday, making it one of the worst-performing firms on the NASDAQ. Zoom's shares plummeted by 7.9 percent to $118.05 per share on Monday, making it one of the worst-performing firms on the NASDAQ. -
Trump Threatens To Impose Oil Import Tariffs To Protect Energy Firms And Workers
Trump stated that he might be forced to implement tariffs on all oil imports to protect US energy companies and workers. Trump stated that he might be forced to implement tariffs on all oil imports to protect US energy companies and workers. -
OPEC Meeting Postponed As Saudi-Russia Dispute Continues
The virtual meeting, which was scheduled to take place on Monday this week, will reportedly be moved to Saturday, April 9. The virtual meeting, which was scheduled to take place on Monday this week, will reportedly be moved to Saturday, April 9. -
Trump Has Remained Consistent In Denying Dangers Wrought By COVID-19
Trump's continued downplaying of the threat COVID-19 presents to Americans and the U.S. economy began the day after the first confirmed case of the disease on January 21. Trump's continued downplaying of the threat COVID-19 presents to Americans and the U.S. economy began the day after the first confirmed case of the disease on January 21. -
US Job Losses Soar To Record Levels As Job Market Collapses
The U.S. reported a loss of 701,000 in March, a record number, but this total doesn't include the 10 million Americans that lost their jobs in the last two weeks of March. The U.S. reported a loss of 701,000 in March, a record number, but this total doesn't include the 10 million Americans that lost their jobs in the last two weeks of March. -
Kroger Reports 30 Percent Sales Surge, Takes Out $1 Billion Loan
Kroger reported a massive 30 percent surge in sales last month as people flock to its offline and online outlets to stock up on essentials goods. Kroger reported a massive 30 percent surge in sales last month as people flock to its offline and online outlets to stock up on essentials goods. -
ISM Manufacturing Index Contracted To 49.1 Points In March
Manufacturing activity in the US contracted to 49.1 points last month, lower than the average analysts' forecast of a contraction of 44.5 points. Manufacturing activity in the US contracted to 49.1 points last month, lower than the average analysts' forecast of a contraction of 44.5 points. -
Projections Show 200,000 US Deaths Due To COVID-19
The United States might see the deaths of more than 200,000 people due to COVID-19 this year. The United States might see the deaths of more than 200,000 people due to COVID-19 this year. -
Goldman Sachs Slashes US GDP Forecast Once Again
Goldman Sachs cut its US GDP forecast for the second quarter to a 34 percent sequential decline from the 24 percent decline it had predicted earlier. Goldman Sachs cut its US GDP forecast for the second quarter to a 34 percent sequential decline from the 24 percent decline it had predicted earlier. -
Elon Musk Giving Away FDA-Approved Ventilators Free Of Charge
Musk mentioned on Tuesday that his company will be giving out FDA-approved ventilators to those who are in dire need of the equipment. Musk mentioned on Tuesday that his company will be giving out FDA-approved ventilators to those who are in dire need of the equipment.