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Its work force with plans to hire 260,000 people as the fast food giant begins to return to normal operation in the u. S. Borrowing balloons in the uk rises above the economic output in the 1960s when britain was still paying off the cost of the Second World War the premier league is already back with 92 games to be played over 40 days under strict coronavirus conditions with regular testing and no crowds orphans in the stadium wire card says it has been the victim of, quote, fraud and of consid...

Including whats happening new york metropolitan area, for the first time in a long time the verge of Outdoor Dining, an alien concept, has been for the better part of ten weeks. Edward lawrence monitoring the development right now out of washington. Reporter Outdoor Dining, if it is not raining outside and also the heat, you have to deal with that, this was the last governors briefing in newark before the phase two opens, Governor Andrew Cuomo saying he will not do any more briefings, breaking t...

The u. S. And china. Here to break down the Market Action is abigail doolittle. The macro news earlier this morning seemed to be about rising trade tensions between the u. S. And china, but then stocks mostly ending in the green. On thisgoing afternoon . Abigail a really sleepy day overall. You have traders not at their desks, checking out just a little early despite the fact that we have macro news. Plus, it is a repeat of last year. At the end of the day, mixed action. But unlike yesterday, we...

Have been a major swing. Check out what Lloyd Blankfein tweeted. Hospitals are not overwhelmed. Most will be exposed anyway since we cant sequester until there is a vax is a Public Health benefit from broad lockdowns worth such extreme damage to livelihoods and what is more important, the potential human lives lost which are, of course, very important or the toll on the economy and possibly irreparable damage to the economy. Tim seymour . Well, look, now, if you think about where lloyd was on ap...

The coronavirus outbreak. This is a group of experts are outbreak could go on for another two years and wont be contained until 2 3 of population is immune. Joining us to break down the day wall as at least on street, taylor riggs has been digs into the markets for us. Tailor, a rough day, there were so many signs of hope this week . Felt like a mood shift this morning, emily, we woke up, a sentiment had been negative. As you remember, 30 after we bottomed out on the lows on 23. H there could ha...

As being totally disingenuous. The jd of what happidea of whatt week with the minus 37, theres a couple of Financial Instruments that are wrong they are broken. We dont regard things as broken because it seems almost impossible that something could break. But the future that you see and the actual prices are very different, particularly in the out years. And i think whats going to happen is this has to go to zero again, because we dont have more space i heard the ceo of the largest Tanker Compan...

Results. Julia ba Julia Boorstin is in los angeles and very volatile in the afterhours session. Melissa, great to have you back netflix adding 15. 7 million subscribers and thats about double what analysts expected. The company also forecasting the addition of 7. 5 million subscribers in the Second Quarter and thats more than 3 million more than analyst predictions for that Ceo Reed Hastings saying there are three main effects of coronavirus. In addition to subscriber growth temporarily accelera...

As dr virus spreads worldwide some medical equipment is in for supply even in developed countries and in some airports shipments are reported to have been hijacked so how is that hampering the fight against the pandemic this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program im Richelle Carey they cost less than a dollar masks or so scarce are being snatched up during the coated 1000. 00 pandemic but that is not in the developing world as you might expect some of the richest countries are being c...

Good afternoon. My name is barbara and i am a bilingual educator, interpreter, organizer and work with the Madison Public Library Community Engagement with the design and implementation of spanish bilingual storytimes. Im very honored to introduce a conversation between david, great writer and historian of medicine and many other parts of the world, who works with the Washington Post and marie arana. With david and marie our colleagues at the Washington Post. Im happy to introduce author, editor...

And. As dr virus spreads worldwide some medical equipment is in short supply even in developed countries and in some airports shipments are reported to have been hijacked so how is that hampering the fight against the pandemic this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program im Richelle Carey they cost less than a dollar masks or so scarce are being snatched up during the coated 1000. 00 pandemic but that is not in the developing world as you might expect some of the richest countries are ...