Wall Street Job Openings Drop 20% As Virus Pauses Hiring
Banking giants are posting fewer jobs in New York as the global Coronavirus pandemic is seeing some firms delay sending out offers and others freeze.
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Bank of America’s Race to Avoid Public Shaming Underscores the Perils of the Crisis
Across the nation, bankers are on edge. Publicly, they’re emphasizing that unlike the last downturn in 2008 they aren’t the cause of this collapse.
Coronavirus Could Crumble Cheesecake Factory As Restaurant Chain Tells Landlords Across The US It Won’t Be Able to Pay Rent On April 1
The restaurant chain informed its landlords that it will not be able to make upcoming rent payments for any of its storefronts on April 1.
BookIt.com has paused normal operations, and the international destinations they service have closed their borders to arrivals
This, effectively, means that we will be unable to provide agent assistance in cancelling any upcoming trips.
Coronavirus Means More Bankruptcies, More Closures: How America’s Malls Will Survive Now
After years of struggle, shopping mall owners are being forced to contend with another unwelcome factor: the coronavirus.
Half of world’s airlines will go bankrupt in weeks unless bailout packages: IATA
The International Air Transport Association has doubled up its projected losses to $250 billion in aviation industry revenues in 2020.
Lloyd’s of London, Swiss Re, Munich Re Face $800 Million-Plus In Losses if Tokyo Olympics cancelled due to Covid-19
Delaying the Olympics is likely to cost insurers much less than cancelling the Tokyo Games altogether, but the process will be complicated.
