Restaurant Chains See Sales Improving as Dining Rooms Reopen
Fast food restaurants have fared better than sit-down restaurants as the coronavirus pandemic gripped the U.S. But that gap could start to close as dining rooms reopen.
Fast food restaurants have fared better than sit-down restaurants as the coronavirus pandemic gripped the U.S. But that gap could start to close as dining rooms reopen.
Stocks ended lower on Wall Street as tensions flared again between the U.S. and China and as more dismal news came out detailing economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.
U.S. farmers leaned more heavily upon the federal government last year to finance their agricultural operations amid low commodity prices and trade disputes.
Ford temporarily halted production at two assembly plants Tuesday and Wednesday after three workers tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Germany’s Volkswagen has pulled a social media ad for a new car and apologized after an outcry over its racist overtones.
Deutsche Bank’s CEO says 60% of its employees are working from home and remote work could help cut costs in the future.
Google says it will no longer build custom artificial intelligence tools for speeding up oil and gas extraction, separating itself from cloud computing rivals Microsoft and Amazon.
The British government has published the outlines of a new post-Brexit tariff regime that could potentially lead to a fall in the price of thousands of products, including Christmas trees, cocoa and fridges.
An influential group of British lawmakers has accused Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government of failing to conduct enough tests for the new coronavirus.
Sony Corp. is making its financial services unit a wholly owned subsidiary to ensure stability as it rides out the financial woes brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.