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S&P 500 gains on hopes of lockdown easing; Boeing, Intel weigh on Dow

S&P 500 gains on hopes of lockdown easing; Boeing, Intel weigh on Dow

The S&P 500 edged higher in choppy trading on Friday as some states prepared to relax curbs imposed to contain the coronavirus outbreak, but declines in Intel and Boeing weighed on the blue-chip Dow Jones.



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Ryanair could see job losses if flights grounded beyond May: CEO

Ryanair could see job losses if flights grounded beyond May: CEO

Ryanair may see job losses if flights remain grounded due to coronavirus restrictions on travel beyond May, Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said on Friday.



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Greene King furloughs over 36,000 employees as pandemic shuts pubs

Greene King furloughs over 36,000 employees as pandemic shuts pubs

British pub operator Greene King has furloughed more than 36,000 employees, owner CK Asset Holdings said on Friday, as government measures to halt the spread of the coronavirus has led to the closure of all its pubs in the UK.



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Go to college or skip it? High school students face a new reality due to coronavirus

Go to college or skip it? High school students face a new reality due to coronavirus

American teens are worried about the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic on their family — and on their future, according to a survey.

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Nestle CEO expects busier year for M&A deals

Nestle CEO expects busier year for M&A deals

Nestle expects a "more vigorous" year for acquisitions in 2020 as the packaged food giant looks to expand its business, Chief Executive Mark Schneider said on Friday.



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Some gig workers are getting $0 in unemployment benefits

Some gig workers are getting $0 in unemployment benefits

Gig workers and other self-employed individuals are trying to make sense of yet another wrinkle in a roundabout process to collect unemployment benefits.

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Wall Street opens higher on signs of lockdown easing

Wall Street opens higher on signs of lockdown easing

U.S. stock markets jumped at the open on Friday as some states prepared to relax curbs imposed to contain the coronavirus outbreak, with a surprise rise in orders for U.S.-made capital goods adding to the gains.



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Global equities edge higher as oil continues rebound

Global equities edge higher as oil continues rebound

Global equity benchmarks edged higher on Friday as investors weighed a slight gain in oil against concerns that further stimulus measures by the European Union to combat the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic could be delayed until next year.



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French court upholds ruling limiting Amazon deliveries during COVID-19 crisis

French court upholds ruling limiting Amazon deliveries during COVID-19 crisis

A French court on Friday rejected U.S. online retailer Amazon's appeal against a ruling that restricts what it can deliver during the coronavirus crisis.



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Senator Rubio: new small business aid program to launch Monday

Senator Rubio: new small business aid program to launch Monday

The U.S. Small Business Admininstration will make additional coronavirus-related financial assistance available to small businesses beginning on Monday, a top Republican senator said.



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Georgia forges ahead with reopening despite disapproval of Trump, pandemic experts

Georgia forges ahead with reopening despite disapproval of Trump, pandemic experts

Georgia pushed ahead with its plan to become the first U.S. state to allow an array of merchants to reopen on Friday following a month-long shutdown to stanch the coronavirus outbreak, even though both U.S. President Donald Trump and health experts voiced disapproval.



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Singtel secures $3 billion in bank credit for subsidiaries

Singtel secures $3 billion in bank credit for subsidiaries

Singapore Telecommunications' (Singtel) subsidiaries have secured close to $3 billion in bank credit facilities, it said on Friday.



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AmEx quarterly profit plunges 76% on $1.7 billion reserve build

AmEx quarterly profit plunges 76% on $1.7 billion reserve build

Credit card issuer American Express Co posted a 76% drop in quarterly profit on Friday, as it set aside $1.7 billion to brace itself against potential non-payments due to a wave of coronavirus-led layoffs.



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Nestle CEO not getting carried away by strong first-quarter sales growth

Nestle CEO not getting carried away by strong first-quarter sales growth

Nestle Chief Executive Mark Schneider warned on Friday against reading too much into the company's first-quarter results, which marked its best quarterly growth for nearly five years as customers stockpiled food to deal with coronavirus shutdowns.



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Picking a side hustle for your pandemic extra cash

Picking a side hustle for your pandemic extra cash

A side hustle can bring in some much-needed cash during the pandemic. These gigs allow for social distancing.

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