Face masks, temperature checks and packaged sandwiches could all become part of the daily routine for bankers as their employers work out how to get them safely back into the office.
Twitter Inc will grant researchers and software developers access to a real-time data stream of tens of millions of daily public tweets about COVID-19, which they can use to study the spread of the disease or track misinformation, the company said in a blog post on Wednesday.
SAN FRANCISCO: Self-driving cars, trucks, sidewalk robots and shuttles are rolling out of the labs and parking garages and onto American streets to help deliver groceries, meals, and medical supplies. Although self-driving car companies have paused on-road testing in the U.S., as it is not ...
Several of Amazon.com Inc's foreign websites have been added to the U.S. trade regulator's "Notorious Markets" report on marketplaces known for counterfeiting and piracy concerns.
Juul Labs Inc is planning to cut around a third of its staff as the e-cigarette maker faces a relentless series of regulatory headaches and falling market share, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
Lyft Inc said on Wednesday it plans to lay off 982 employees, or 17per cent of the ride-hailing firm's workforce, due to the economic challenges caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
AirAsia Group, one of Europe's top five corporate export customers, will stop taking deliveries of Airbus jets this year and review its remaining orders as the coronavirus crisis heaps pressure on the Malaysian carrier.
China remains "very, very committed" to meeting its commitments under a Phase 1 trade deal with the United States, despite the unprecedented economic and health impacts of the new coronavirus pandemic, a senior U.S. trade official said on Wednesday.
Royal Bank of Scotland chairman Howard Davies said on Wednesday the coronavirus pandemic had "changed everything" and its impact on society and the economy would likely be "stark and long-lasting".
The Swiss government is working primarily with UBS Group and Credit Suisse on a nearly 1.9 billion Swiss franc (US$1.95 billion) package of state-backed loans for the coronavirus-hit aviation sector, it said on Wednesday.
