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Gone the worst week for the markets since the financial l crisis back in 08 and the quickest move from record high to correction a 10 drop in the history of the s p 500. Thank you and welcome to power lunch. Team coverage of this coronavirus induced sell off continues. Meg is breaking down the latest news on the outbreak bob is tracking the volatility Rick Santelli is in chicago watching the yield curve and Steve Liesman is here on the pressure facing jay powell and the fed. Meg . The virus has now reached more than 40 countries with total case numbers worldwide topping 82,500 and more than 28...

West palm beach, florida, near President Trumps maralago resort where the president is set to meet with brazils president this evening. Tell us more, kevin. Reporter well get to that in a moment. Its a political match made in heaven for the president. He has an admiration for mark meadows, his fighting spirit on capitol hill. He will come over as you pointed out after leaving the hill. He is retiring and so it would seem the fighting spirit was what did the trick, apparently for the president. The two men by the way, arthel, ive been told by sources speak virtually every day, sometimes twice a...

Exhibition presents works that convey humanity's relationship with nature Jessica Houston (born in 1970), Ideas in Things (Antarctic Peninsula), from the series “Horizon Felt South,” 2018, ink-jet print, 4/5, 120.3 x 180.5 cm (sight). MMFA, Purchase, Hamelys Fund. MONTREAL .- Ecological issues are of crucial importance in our era of climate upheaval, and it is only natural for contemporary artists to take up these topics in their practice and thinking. Presented at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the exhibition Ecologies: A Song for Our Planet includes installations, videos, sculptures, p...

This spring, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) will open three exhibitions that address important societal issues through the work of contemporary artists. Starting in March, the exhibition Ecologies: A Song for Our Planet will explore the relationship between humans and nature, and disruptions to the planet’s ecosystems caused by human intervention. Then, in April, two monographic exhibitions will respectively spotlight Montreal contemporary artists Yann Pocreau, whose interest has turned to cosmology in his recent photography explorations, and Caroline Monnet, whose work sensitiv...