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Wall Street gains as Washington reaches deal on $2 trillion aid

Wall Street on Wednesday extended its massive bounce from the previous session as Washington reached a deal for a $2 trillion stimulus package to help businesses and millions of Americans hit by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.



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Occidental to add three of Icahn's associates to board

Occidental Petroleum Corp said on Wednesday it would add to its board three of activist investor Carl Icahn's associates, ending a long and bitter fight that began after its ill-timed acquisition of rival Anadarko Petroleum.



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Stocks rebound grinds past 10% after $2 trillion U.S. stimulus boost

A breakneck rebound in world stocks made it past the 10% mark on Wednesday before more global coronavirus warnings and fresh turbulence in commodity markets saw things grind to a halt.



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U.S. SEC extends conditional relief for public companies hit by coronavirus

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Wednesday it would extend its prior conditional regulatory relief from disclosure requirements for public companies affected by the coronavirus.



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IATA says air freight traffic fell around 10% in February

Figures to be published next week will show global air freight traffic fell around 10% in February, putting it on course for a 15-20% drop for the year as a whole, an official at the International Air Transport Association said on Wednesday.



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Coronavirus exposes Uber, Lyft drivers' lack of safety net

As independent contractors, U.S. ride-hail drivers for Uber and Lyft benefited from soaring trip demand and flexible work hours.



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India's huge outsourcing industry struggles with work-from-home scenario

As the coronavirus pandemic pushes India into a lockdown, the call centers and IT services firms that function as the world's back office are struggling to piece together work-from-home solutions and other business-continuity plans.



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Johnson says UK doing everything it can to help aviation industry

The British government has not washed its hands of any sector and is doing everything it can to help the aviation industry through the coronavirus crisis, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday.



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Coronavirus bill boosts unemployment benefits, covers gig workers

New coronavirus relief legislation would greatly expand benefits for unemployed workers, and extend payments to previously ineligible groups like gig workers.

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One week into shelter-in-place, San Francisco businesses are making big changes to stay afloat

Hundreds of Bay Area business owners upending their traditional business models to combat a coronavirus-induced plunge in sales. It's been one week since San Francisco Mayor London Breed and fellow Northern California officials unveiled what, at the time, was the most stringent set of restrictions to curb the coronavirus — a "shelter-in-place" order affecting 7 million residents in six Bay Area counties.

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Here's what you should do with your coronavirus rescue check

As part of a $2 trillion relief bill, the government likely will send cash payments of up to $1,200 for individuals and $2,400 for married couples. Here are the best ways to use that money.

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Private equity eyes coronavirus-struck industries: 'They have been waiting for this'

Private equity firms have been stockpiling cash in recent years as rising markets made it harder for them to invest.

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Stimulus package grants student loan borrowers a six-month break

The historic stimulus package Congress is expected to pass will grant the millions of Americans with student debt a break from their payments for at least six months.

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What the coronavirus aid bill means for your retirement savings

Congress is busy finalizing a coronavirus relief package. Three provisions relate to your retirement nest egg. Here's what you should know.

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Canadian small businesses are facing extinction amid lockdowns

The Globe and Mail OpEd | Cato Pastoll | March 24, 2020 No one planned for this. COVID-19 has brought the global economy to a standstill. With many provinces closing non-essential businesses, and consumption and consumer confidence decreasing, many Canadian small businesses are looking at extinction. Businesses surveyed by Lending Loop, on average, have less

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