WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump said on Tuesday (Mar 24) that he would not let airplane manufacturer Boeing Co go out of business as a result of the economic disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak. "We're not letting Boeing go out of business," Trump said in a Fox News interview. "You...
Nike Inc beat Wall Street estimates for quarterly revenue on Tuesday, powered by demand in North America and Europe that blunted the first drop in China sales in nearly six years due to the coronavirus-fueled shutdowns.
WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he would not let airplane maker Boeing Co go out of business as a result of the economic disruption caused by the coronavirus outbreak. "We're not letting Boeing go out of business," Trump said in a Fox News interview. "You have...
Apple Inc could start re-opening some of its retail stores in the first half of April, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, citing an internal memo.
SEATTLE: Boeing Co's chief financial officer said on Tuesday that the U.S. planemaker was not in discussions to raise new debt as the coronavirus pandemic batters global aviation. "Not right now. The markets essentially are closed," Boeing CFO Greg Smith told Reuters by phone. "I mean, there's ...
U.S. lawmakers are nearing agreement on a package of grants for passenger and cargo airlines and contractors worth US$32 billion as part of a massive U.S. stimulus and rescue package amid the massive travel demand falloff because of the coronavirus outbreak, three people briefed on the matter said.
Renault workers in Spain have begun using 3D printers to manufacture visors for health workers from home, the French carmaker said on Tuesday, in a scheme that could be expanded to make other medical equipment elsewhere.
Streaming service Netflix Inc and social media giant Facebook Inc said on Tuesday they would reduce the amount of data their services use to ease congested telecoms networks in India, were millions are using home internet amid a lockdown to contain the contravirus outbreak.
Shortly after British Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered the closure of non-essential retailers on Monday to curb the spread of coronavirus, the parent company of Sports Direct wrote to its staff to let them know: the next day would be business as usual.
Broad powers over U.S. factories brought in by President Donald Trump could fuel protectionism and jeopardize the supply of critical medical equipment to fight the coronavirus pandemic, Dutch health technology company Philips warned on Tuesday.
