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Jim Chanos says he covered bet against China's Luckin Coffee amid 70% plunge Thursday

Jim Chanos says he covered bet against China's Luckin Coffee amid 70% plunge Thursday

"You have to avoid these Chinese companies like the plague," Chanos said. "How many times do investors have to be burned?"

6 years ago
Saudi Arabia and Russia signal readiness to cooperate on oil

Saudi Arabia and Russia signal readiness to cooperate on oil

Saudi Arabia and Russia signalled on Thursday they were ready to cooperate to help stabilise the oil market after calls with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss the slump in prices triggered by the end of a deal to curb output and a collapse in demand.



6 years ago
Planemakers brace for sharp cuts in wide-body output: sources

Planemakers brace for sharp cuts in wide-body output: sources

Planemakers are looking at drastic cuts in wide-body production amid a slump in demand for the industry's largest jetliners, manufacturing and supplier sources said on Thursday.



6 years ago
Oil refiners face reckoning as demand plummets

Oil refiners face reckoning as demand plummets

The global oil refining industry is facing a reckoning from falling fuel demand that is the deepest and fastest ever.



6 years ago
U.S. factory orders unchanged in February

U.S. factory orders unchanged in February

New orders for U.S.-made goods were unexpectedly flat in February, and could remain weak as a global coronavirus outbreak strains supply chains and undercuts the manufacturing sector.



6 years ago
Healthcare stocks show their defensive allure in ailing market

Healthcare stocks show their defensive allure in ailing market

The coronavirus pandemic is throwing a spotlight on stocks in the U.S. healthcare sector, home to the companies that could develop treatments, vaccines and improved diagnostics needed to tackle the greatest public health crisis in a century.



6 years ago
Ford says post-crisis support for U.S. customers 'would be appropriate'

Ford says post-crisis support for U.S. customers 'would be appropriate'

Ford Motor Co's U.S. sales chief said on Thursday the automaker believes some level of government stimulus will be needed for consumers once the coronavirus pandemic recedes and that the crisis will spur a permanent shift toward more online vehicle sales in America.



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Jim Chanos says beware the 'virus stocks' like Peloton, Zoom benefiting temporarily from lockdowns

Jim Chanos says beware the 'virus stocks' like Peloton, Zoom benefiting temporarily from lockdowns

Short seller Jim Chanos warned investors about piling into "virus stocks" boosted by the coronavirus lockdown temporarily.

6 years ago
Dollar advances for second day, shrugs off record U.S. jobless claims

Dollar advances for second day, shrugs off record U.S. jobless claims

The dollar rose for a second straight day against a basket of currencies on Thursday as investors, worried about the prospect of a global recession continued to take shelter in the greenback.



6 years ago
Explainer: How the coronavirus crisis is affecting food supply

Explainer: How the coronavirus crisis is affecting food supply

The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted global food supplies and is causing labour shortages in agriculture worldwide.



6 years ago
Wall Street gains as oil surge eclipses massive jobless numbers

Wall Street gains as oil surge eclipses massive jobless numbers

Wall Street bounced on Thursday as hopes of a truce between Saudi Arabia and Russia to cut oil output drove a record 22% surge in prices, outweighing the shock of over 6 million Americans filing for jobless claims due to virus-led lockdowns.



6 years ago
Yield-thirsty investors eye stock dividends as virus fears shrink bond payouts

Yield-thirsty investors eye stock dividends as virus fears shrink bond payouts

Battered S&P 500 stocks may get fresh interest from investors turning to dividends in a world of shrinking bond yields.



6 years ago
Dollar gains for second day, shrugs off record U.S. jobless claims

Dollar gains for second day, shrugs off record U.S. jobless claims

The dollar rose for a second straight day against a basket of currencies on Thursday as investors, worried about the prospect of a global recession, continued to take shelter in the greenback.



6 years ago
U.S. financial industry asking SEC to delay broker disclosure rule, citing coronavirus: sources

U.S. financial industry asking SEC to delay broker disclosure rule, citing coronavirus: sources

The financial industry wants the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to hold off on parts of a new rule requiring brokers to disclose potential conflicts of interest, citing disruptions caused by the coronavirus, four people with knowledge of the discussions said.



6 years ago
Coronavirus punishes Warren Buffett's equity holdings

Coronavirus punishes Warren Buffett's equity holdings

The coronavirus pandemic may have erased around $64 billion of value from Warren Buffett's equity portfolio at Berkshire Hathaway Inc , setting up the conglomerate for one of the largest quarterly losses ever by an American company.



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