UAW, Detroit automakers in talks over safety rules to reopen U.S. plants
Detroit's automakers and the United Auto Workers (UAW) union are in talks about safely restarting U.S. production halted by the coronavirus pandemic, but local union leaders...
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Wall Street drops as oil traders cannot give away U.S. crude
Wall Street tumbled on Monday after U.S. crude futures turned negative for the first time ever, with traders forced to pay to unload crude as the...
GE enters into $15 billion loan agreement
General Electric Co entered into a revolving credit agreement for $15 billion, according to a regulatory filing on Monday.
IBM withdraws 2020 forecast on virus uncertainty, dividends to continue
International Business Machines Corp on Monday withdrew its 2020 annual forecast due to uncertainty caused by COVID-19, but said its customers were relatively well positioned for...
WeWork committee pushes back against SoftBank, defends right to represent shareholders
A special committee of WeWork board members on Monday rejected an assertion by SoftBank Group Corp that it does not have authority to represent the interests...
Business groups welcome limited delays in U.S. tariffs, say more relief needed
U.S. retailers and other business groups on Monday welcomed a move by the Trump administration to allow importers to defer for three months any tariff payments...
With Congress feuding, a small business deal seems elusive
U.S. Democrats and Republicans in Congress feuded on Monday over who was responsible for delay even as they worked on details of a possible $450 billion-plus...
Here's how big companies used a loophole to get Paycheck Protection Program loans
Several big restaurant chains and other large businesses used a loophole in the coronavirus relief law to secure Paycheck Protection Program loans aimed at smaller businesses.
Traders hightail it out of U.S. oil contract as prices reach negative $40
Traders fled from the expiring May U.S. oil futures contract in a frenzy on Monday, sending the contract into negative territory for the first time in...
Wall Street drops as U.S. producers can't give crude away
Wall Street fell sharply on Monday after U.S. crude futures turned negative for the first time in history, underscoring the chaos the coronavirus pandemic has unleashed...
Instant View: Spot U.S. oil futures crash below zero with nowhere to store crude
Energy traders fled from the expiring May U.S. oil futures contract in a frenzy on Monday, sending the contract deep into negative territory for the first...
Oil crashes, ends negative for the first time in history
U.S. crude oil futures turned negative on Monday for the first time in history, ending the day at a stunning minus $37.63 a barrel as traders...
Traders play 'hot potato' with U.S. oil contract as it crashes to $5 a barrel
Energy traders bailed out of the expiring May U.S. oil futures contract in a frenzy on Monday, as the contract dropped by more than 70% to...
Widely followed investor Howard Marks says the stock market rebound is not reflecting reality
Billionaire investor Howard Marks said there is a sharp disconnect between the stock market and the reality the world is facing amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Restaurants describe huge shortfalls within government's coronavirus relief programs
Sixty percent of restaurant owners say that existing federal relief programs won't be enough to keep employees on payroll during the coronavirus pandemic.