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	Business Daily update ⋅ March 14, 2020
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	The New York Times Wall Street Rises After Historic Plunge: Live Market Updates The New York Times Stock climbed Friday, rebounding from their worst day in more than 30 years, with gains that were pinned partly to signs of movement in Washington and a pledge by leaders in Germany to spend heavily to support Europe's largest economy. But investor ... Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times What the New European Travel Ban Means for Air Travelers The New York Times President Trump on Wednesday night announced that foreign nationals who had been in certain European countries for the last two weeks would not be allowed to fly to the United States. Within days, two airlines announced cutbacks to services to and from ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Post Live updates: US markets surge, then retreat after worst meltdown since 1987 Washington Post Wall Street's concern and confusion surrounding the coronavirus was evident Friday, as the Dow's 1,200 point surge at opening bell collapsed into more fluctuations. Futures trading triggered the New York Stock Exchange's "limit up" halt, designed to curb ... Flag as irrelevant
	Reuters Oil rises over 3% but set for biggest weekly thumping since 2008 Reuters TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices were set for their worst weekly drubbing since the 2008 financial crisis, despite rising over 3% on Friday, as investors fretted over evaporating demand from the coronavirus pandemic and a production ramp-up by top producers. Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times After the Market's Worst Day in Decades, Where Do We Go From Here? The New York Times It's Friday the 13th. Stay safe out there. (Want this in your inbox each morning? Sign up here.) This is bad. Trillions of dollars in market value were erased on Thursday — $4.7 trillion, to be exact, per S&P Dow Jones Indices — after several global exchanges ... Flag as irrelevant
	Wall Street Journal ECB Tries to Calm Investors Nerves Over Debt Wall Street Journal A day after remarks by European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde helped send global markets reeling, the central bank scrambled to reassure investors that it would step in to support countries such as Italy if their debt came under heavy selling ... Flag as irrelevant
	Wall Street Journal It's a Tough Time to Be in the C-Suite, Good Time to Be in a Gas Field Wall Street Journal The second week of March will be remembered as the one that saw the longest bull market on record end. The coronavirus epidemic morphed into a pandemic, businesses were left reeling, and investors were lost in a sea of red. On Thursday, the Dow Jones ... Flag as irrelevant
	Reuters Crude posts biggest weekly losses since 2008, hit by coronavirus and Saudi price war Reuters NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices on Friday posted their biggest week of losses since the 2008 global financial crisis, rocked by the coronavirus outbreak and efforts by top exporter Saudi Arabia and its allies to flood the market with record levels of supply. Flag as irrelevant
	Reuters Dollar holds gains as European markets rebound after crash Reuters LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar stood tall on Friday as investors rushed to buy the currency amid deepening panic over the coronavirus epidemic, while the euro nursed losses after the European Central Bank underwhelmed investors by not cutting rates. Flag as irrelevant
	The New York Times Pain but No Panic in Texas Oil Patch as Saudis Flood Market The New York Times KARNES CITY, Texas — Leaner days are back in the oil patch of South Texas. Once-busy roads are empty except for the workers repairing the potholes from the damage done by truck traffic in the last boom. Oil producers have begun to lay off employees and ... Flag as irrelevant
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