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Google Alert - Business

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Business
Daily update ⋅ March 25, 2020
NEWS
Reuters
TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar slipped on Tuesday on signs tight funding conditions are easing slightly after the U.S. Federal Reserve pulled out all stops to supply much needed greenback liquidity. FILE PHOTO: One hundred dollar notes are seen in this ...
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Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A blistering dollar rally has revived speculation that the U.S. may rein in its currency if the buck goes much higher. FILE PHOTO: An illustration photo of the U.S. dollar and the euro./File Photo. The dollar has jumped about 7% in the last ...
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Nasdaq
... * Fed effort should derail dollar momentum - analyst * South Korean won top gainer in the region, up 1% * IDR marks best intraday gain in about two weeks (Adds text, updates prices) By Shriya Ramakrishnan March 24 (Reuters) - Emerging Asian ...
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The New York Times
In a typical week, Jerome Gage, a Lyft driver in Los Angeles, makes $900 to $1,000 before expenses during roughly 50 hours on the road. This week, with most of the state holed up and demand for rides evaporating, he expects to work even longer to make ...
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CNBC
The Federal Reserve has launched an array of programs aimed at helping the markets and economy through the coronavirus crisis. Taken together, the programs are considerably more aggressive and have been done in quicker fashion than what happened ...
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Reuters
LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar fell broadly on Tuesday, sliding for a second consecutive day after the U.S. Federal Reserve stepped up measures to shield an economy reeling from emergency restrictions on commerce to fight the coronavirus. FILE PHOTO: ...
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CNBC
All eyes are on Congress to pass a much-needed stimulus bill to rescue the economy from the coronavirus damage. The stock market is staging a turnaround with the Dow rebounding from its 2016 low. Here's what's happening: ...
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CNBC
... * Graphic: World FX rates in 2019 tmsnrt.rs/2egbfVh. By Saikat Chatterjee. LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - The dollar fell broadly on Tuesday, sliding for a second consecutive day after the U.S. Federal Reserve stepped up measures to shield an economy ...
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Reuters
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's economy is shrinking at a record pace, faster than during the 2008-09 financial crisis, as businesses across the services sector shut up shop in face of the coronavirus, a survey showed on Tuesday. People stand apart as they ...
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Wall Street Journal
U.S. business activity contracted at its sharpest rate since 2009 after the financial crisis, as economic activity slowed around the world due to measures aimed at containing the new coronavirus. Europe and Japan also saw precipitous drops in activity, ...
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Google Alert - World

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World
Daily update ⋅ March 25, 2020
NEWS
The Hill
Presented by Airbnb. ADVERTISEMENT. Welcome to The Hill's Morning Report. It is Tuesday. We get you up to speed on the most important developments in politics and policy, plus trends to watch. Alexis Simendinger and Al Weaver are the daily co-creators ...
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Washington Post
With President Trump saying he wants "the country opened" by Easter to salvage the U.S. economy, a fierce debate is now raging among policymakers over the necessity of shutting down vast swaths of American society to combat the novel coronavirus.
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The New York Times
KABUL, Afghanistan — As President Trump repeatedly expressed fatigue with the long Afghan war, the concern among leaders in Kabul was not that the United States would pull American troops out of Afghanistan but that it would cut crucial funding.
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CNN
As coronavirus cases continue to rise in the United States, the nation has "potential" to become the next epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, Margaret Harris, a spokesperson for the World Health Organization, said during a call with reporters on Tuesday.
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Washington Times
For Anna, a 33-year-old American woman stranded in a Peruvian hotel room and out of life-saving medication to treat her auto-immune disease, the clock is ticking. After Peru ordered its borders closed March 15 in an effort to hinder the spread of the new ...
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The New York Times
NEW DELHI — India's prime minister ordered all 1.3 billion people in the country to stay inside their homes for three weeks starting Wednesday — the biggest and most severe action undertaken anywhere to stop the spread of the coronavirus. "There will be a ...
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ABC News
Over 18,600 people around the world have died from the novel coronavirus -- and the World Health Organization warned the pandemic is accelerating. There are more than 417,000 diagnosed cases globally of the new respiratory virus known officially as ...
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The Independent
BRASILIA — Augusto Heleno, a national security advisor to Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro, treated Tuesday, March 17 much like any other workday. The 72-year-old former Army general attended cabinet meetings in the capital of Brasília, embraced ...
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Haaretz
JERUSALEM — Israel appeared on the verge of a constitutional crisis Tuesday as top members of Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud urged their party colleague and parliament speaker to defy a Supreme Court order to hold an election for the prime minister's ...
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The New York Times
Forget reopening by Easter, experts say: The coronavirus is still "wildly out of control" in the U.S.. There was still no agreement on a $2 trillion economic relief plan, but Democrats and Trump administration officials were optimistic. India ordered its entire ...
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