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She got a forgivable loan. Her employees hate her for it.

She got a forgivable loan. Her employees hate her for it.

One small business owner got a Paycheck Protection Program loan. Her employees are furious.

6 years ago
Oil pinballs off 1999 lows, stocks clamber higher

Oil pinballs off 1999 lows, stocks clamber higher

Oil took markets on another rollercoaster ride on Wednesday as Brent somehow managed to reverse an early 12% crash to 1999 lows and give battered petrocurrencies and stock markets something buoyant to climb on.



6 years ago
Brazil's Rio at mercy of Pimco, Dodge & Cox as oil cash dries up

Brazil's Rio at mercy of Pimco, Dodge & Cox as oil cash dries up

Already grappling with one of Brazil's most severe outbreaks of the novel coronavirus and a budget deep in the red, Rio de Janeiro state faces a potential threat to its solvency at the hands of investment giants PIMCO and Dodge & Cox.



6 years ago
Brent crude rebounds from 1999 lows, U.S. oil up 25% in wild trade

Brent crude rebounds from 1999 lows, U.S. oil up 25% in wild trade

Brent crude oil rebounded from two days of losses and U.S. futures surged on Wednesday, bolstered by tentative discussions of additional supply cuts from OPEC producers and U.S. inventory builds that were less dire than some anticipated.



6 years ago
Factbox: Rare earths projects under development in U.S.

Factbox: Rare earths projects under development in U.S.

The U.S. government is planning to fund domestic rare earths projects in an attempt to reduce its reliance on China, the global leader of the specialized sector.



6 years ago
Netflix to raise $1 billion to fund original content

Netflix to raise $1 billion to fund original content

Netflix Inc said on Wednesday it plans to raise about $1 billion in debt to beef up original content, a day after the streaming pioneer doubled its own projections for new customers as stuck-at-home users binged on movies and shows.



6 years ago
IKEA opens half of stores in Israel after lockdown eased

IKEA opens half of stores in Israel after lockdown eased

IKEA, the world’s biggest furniture brand, opened three of its six stores in Israel on Wednesday after the government started to gradually ease its coronavirus lockdown.



6 years ago
U.S. Treasury chief warns larger firms could face probes over payroll money

U.S. Treasury chief warns larger firms could face probes over payroll money

U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin warned on Wednesday that larger companies could face investigation if they apply for small business coronavirus rescue money without carefully reviewing whether they qualify for it.



6 years ago
Explainer: Why Norwegian Air matters to Norway

Explainer: Why Norwegian Air matters to Norway

Norwegian Air , the budget carrier that changed the way people travel across the Atlantic, is fighting for survival as the coronavirus pandemic deepens the company's financial straits, forcing it to furlough staff and cancel flights.



6 years ago
American Eagle pulls annual forecast on coronavirus worries; shares plunge

American Eagle pulls annual forecast on coronavirus worries; shares plunge

Shares of American Eagle Outfitters Inc dropped 14% on Wednesday after the apparel retailer withdrew its full-year forecast and said current-quarter results would be significantly hit by coronavirus-related store closures.



6 years ago
Coronavirus freezing funding for space companies and more than half may not make it, analyst says

Coronavirus freezing funding for space companies and more than half may not make it, analyst says

Years of private funding flowing into young and growing space companies has ground to a halt during the coronavirus pandemic.

6 years ago
Euro zone economy set for deepest recession on record: Reuters poll

Euro zone economy set for deepest recession on record: Reuters poll

The euro zone economy is already in its deepest recession on record, according to a Reuters poll of economists, who have stuck to a bleak outlook and worry the downturn might be even worse as coronavirus lockdowns across the bloc take their toll.



6 years ago
Airports of Thailand expects passengers to decline by more than 50%

Airports of Thailand expects passengers to decline by more than 50%

State-owned Airports of Thailand Pcl said on Wednesday it expects the number of passengers passing through its airports to decline by 53% this year due to the outbreak of the new coronavirus.



6 years ago
Brent crude oil rises after hitting lowest this century on coronavirus crisis

Brent crude oil rises after hitting lowest this century on coronavirus crisis

Brent crude oil rose on Wednesday after slumping below $16 a barrel to its lowest since 1999, supported by voluntary as well as the prospect of forced production cuts to tackle a glut caused by the coronavirus crisis.



6 years ago
Fast Retailing CEO criticises Japan's lack of virus tests: report

Fast Retailing CEO criticises Japan's lack of virus tests: report

The head of Fast Retailing Co , owner of fashion chain Uniqlo, criticised Japan's lack of coronavirus testing in a media interview, joining a chorus of executives questioning Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's handling of the coronavirus crisis.



6 years ago