Business

How Will the Coronavirus Change the Retail Industry? Many retail locations are no longer open due to the coronavirus pandemic. Many people have been furloughed from their workplaces due to the pandemic. There are also worries that some retailers may struggle to recover following the situation. There will be a …

Grocery and Delivery Workers Unhappy With Pandemic Conditions Many grocery and delivery workers have been earning benefits for work done during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. But many of these workers have become unhappy with the working conditions they are being placed in. They feel that the new benefits they have …

Some Big-Name Drugs Are Going Generic Soon One of the most substantial concerns surrounding medications entails their costs. But it is easy for people to find affordable medications thanks to generics. Generic drugs feature the same active ingredients as brand name drugs, but they cost substantially less than brand name …

Amazon Fights to be the everything store During the coronavirus crisis To meet surging demand, the company makes big changes to its operations. Amazon is used to huge spikes in demand: It ships countless packages after Prime Day and throughout the holiday season. However, the spread of this coronavirus, which …

America and Canada have one of the world’s biggest trade relationships. President Donald Trump met for the first time Monday with Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. “We have a very outstanding trade relationship with Canada,” Trump said at the news conference. But the U.S.-Canada trade relationship over the years has …

Apple has found its groove again. The iPhone maker’s stock hit $133.82 in early trading Monday, putting Apple less than $1 away from its intraday trading high of $134.54, reached in April 2015. Apple’s stock ended the day at $133.29, beating its previous record closing price of $133, set in …

Stocks hit record again. But is Trump the reason? The Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq and Russell 2000 each hit new all-time highs Monday. Investors are giddy with excitement and they clearly believe that both big blue-chip multinationals and smaller companies that do most of their business in the U.S. will …

Mexico is ready to hit the U.S. where it hurts: Corn. Mexico is one of the top buyers of American corn in the world today. And Mexican senator Armando Rios Piter, who leads a congressional committee on foreign relations, says he will introduce a bill this week where Mexico will …

America is great because of its willingness to accept talented immigrants. That’s what Nandan Nilekani, the billionaire co-founder of Infosys Technologies, would tell President Trump if he had the opportunity. “If you really want to keep the U.S. … globally competitive, you should be open to overseas talent,” Nilekani said …