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This chart shows which European countries are expected to have the highest coronavirus death tolls. https://cnb.cx/3aYJnxZ pic.twitter.com/j18NCmByAO
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All major indexes closed in positive territory, wrapping up a big week of gains. The S&P 500 gained 1.4% while the Dow advanced 281 points, or 1.2%. The Nasdaq Composite closed 0.8% higher. https://cnb.cx/3aZ3BaL pic.twitter.com/FlfXBFxidO
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After 33 years of running a successful bakery in NYC, Cakes n’ Shapes owner Edie Connelly says the coronavirus outbreak has forced her to shut down permanently. With her unused supplies, she’s making baked goods for hospital workers. https://cnb.cx/2UWcyfF pic.twitter.com/J0ntOPoxr3
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The U.S. shouldn’t bail out billionaires and hedge funds during the coronavirus pandemic, Social Capital CEO Chamath Palihapitiya says. “Who cares? Let them get wiped out.” https://cnb.cx/2Rpmjkh pic.twitter.com/u8BSVvr0B1
Chamath Palihapitiya on the U.S. coronavirus responseChamath Palihapitiya, founder and CEO of investment firm Social Capital, said that the U.S. shouldn’t be bailing out billionaires and hedge funds during the coronavirus pandemic. -
The coronavirus pandemic brought entire parts of the economy to a standstill in record time. Here’s why economists say this downturn is unlike any other in U.S. history. https://cnb.cx/2JO5M59 pic.twitter.com/wxx9ueW3eO
Why the coronavirus recession is unlike any otherThe coronavirus pandemic is putting an end to the longest economic expansion in U.S. history. -
U.K. PM Boris Johnson has been moved out of intensive care and is in “extremely good spirits,” according to a Downing Street statement. https://cnb.cx/2UWcyfF pic.twitter.com/v8iKfgXw0f
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The Fed unveiled details today of its plan to inject $2.3 trillion into the economy. What does this move mean for Wall Street? Here’s what 3 market experts had to say. https://cnb.cx/3e8aZTh pic.twitter.com/jir8uY8DIM
The Federal Reserve boosts efforts to save the US economyThe Federal Reserve unveiled new moves to provide $2.3 trillion financing to programs that will bolster businesses and governments amid the coronavirus pandemic. -
Join us tomorrow at 11AM ET on our Facebook page for a conversation with
@BerthaCoombs and@OneMedical Chair and CEO Amir Dan Rubin. They'll discuss telemedicine during the coronavirus pandemic and how it can help companies on the road to reopening. https://cnb.cx/3aV3n4w pic.twitter.com/327EePU5vD
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LISTEN to our conversation with Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates — covering everything from the race for a coronavirus vaccine to when businesses will reopen. Listen and subscribe to the Squawk Pod podcast by
@SquawkCNBC here: https://cnb.cx/39ZYeH8 pic.twitter.com/PKWZeOC5qgSquawk Pod: April 9, 2020Squawk Pod is a daily, guided curation of the top moments and takeaways from CNBC’s flagship morning show, "Squawk Box," anchored by Joe Kernen, Becky Quick and Andrew Ross Sorkin. -
WATCH: NJ Gov. Phil Murphy provides an update on the coronavirus outbreak in the hard-hit state.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kQqSTFwMh0&feature=youtu.be …
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Airlines have come under scrutiny over the safety and cleanliness of their cabins amid the coronavirus pandemic. So, how do airlines clean their planes? Watch the full video here: https://cnb.cx/39AR9ww pic.twitter.com/aKm0moeg0U
What airlines are doing to protect passengers from coronavirusAirlines, at the center of the coronavirus epidemic, have come under intense scrutiny for the safety and cleanliness of their cabins. -
We spoke with billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates about the impact of the coronavirus crisis, and when he thinks schools and businesses will reopen. Here’s what he had to say. https://cnb.cx/3aW21Xl pic.twitter.com/xauRVPYn9y
Bill Gates discusses when schools and the economy may reopenHe cautioned the pandemic has permanently changed how people act, and it will take a vaccine or effective cure to make people confident enough to go out again. -
These charts show some states slowing new coronavirus cases, as others brace for a possible surge. https://cnb.cx/3c5B0Rw pic.twitter.com/1NYZC7AP2S
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WATCH: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo discusses the deadly coronavirus outbreak, which continues to take its toll on the state.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTTL4eGE6cc&feature=youtu.be …
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“The Fed coming in open-ended has given the market a breath of fresh air,” NYSE legend Art Cashin says, as the Fed continues to take historic steps to combat the impact of the coronavirus crisis. https://cnb.cx/3e8aZTh pic.twitter.com/XrMGtOloPP
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LISTEN NOW: The Fed announces it’s injecting a historic $2.3 trillion in loans into the U.S. economy to combat the impact of the coronavirus crisis. Listen and subscribe to the
@SquawkStreet podcast here: https://cnb.cx/2XpfVNE pic.twitter.com/uoXbszzuIOSquawk on the Street Podcast: April 9, 2020Follow the link to listen to the opening hour of CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” with Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber, broadcast from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. -
“I do think it’s time to have a serious public conversation and a lot of analysis” about reopening, Fed Chair Powell says. “We need to have a plan, nationally, for reopening the economy.” https://cnb.cx/3a1ZolG pic.twitter.com/d7QWIhqrlX
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The Fed has deployed its lending powers “to an unprecedented extent,” Fed Chair Powell says. “We will continue to use these powers forcefully, proactively and aggressively, until we’re confident that we are solidly on the road to recovery.” https://cnb.cx/2y4JDx2 pic.twitter.com/KPNCmo1PVQ
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WATCH: NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio holds a briefing on the coronavirus outbreak, after saying yesterday that the city needs to “double down” on social distancing measures.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrHTTOp42Cw&feature=youtu.be …
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“We’ve been working around the clock with the Federal Reserve,” Treasury Sec. Mnuchin says, after the Fed announced details today of $2.3 trillion in programs to help support the economy. https://cnb.cx/3e8aZTh pic.twitter.com/w0DRYNd9Uc
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