Stocks open lower

From CNN Business' Chris Isidoreat its plants in Washington state on March 25, announced it will suspend production at one of its helicopter plants just outside of Philadelphia at the close of business on Friday.

"Suspending operations at our vital military rotorcraft facilities is a serious step, but a necessary one for the health and safety of our employees and their communities," said Steve Parker, a Boeing vice president in charge of the plant. The suspension of work at plants in Washington state occurred after the coronavirus-related death of an employee in Everett, Washington. On Wednesday the United Auto Workers union, which represents the Boeing hourly employees in Philadelphia, told members there have been two confirmed coronavirus cases among employees there. While one was working remotely, one had been continuing to work at the factory. No further information on their condition was revealed.

The company said it plans to resume operations on April 20, although a decision to resume work will be based on further government guidance and actions on COVID-19 and associated impacts on operations.

leronlimab CytoDyn on covid-19 nobody talks about that treatment ?

I believe international cooperation and trade is at the for front of the Trump presidency. Each country is going to have to be more responsible to their own citizens. Countries cannot continue being corrupt and then depending on the West to make up the difference.

Also, 'worse then expected'? Did they not see the headlines about projected 30% unemployment rate? Lol. Nice little bubble they got there

Don't worry, the Fed will just pump more fake money into it to keep the numbers up baby!!

Worse then expected? This is the stupidest news story ever, even for you guys.

I'm more worried about the working class than what's happening to the rich investors. Remember the stimulus dumping billions on corporate welfare why the working class are still waiting on a measly 1200 cash tax refund advance.

Let’s use our AMERICAN genius and find ways to safely reopen. Grocery stores, The post Office are open. Why can’t manufacturing be open? Rather than just following everyone else, why don’t we lead? You know we can do it. I know we can do it. Lets’s do it BeCreative leadtheway

Please expose this PPP program. Only loans are to large hotel chains now considered small business...banks are not accepting applications from really small business..this is a scam being perpetrated right now...expose it...

Stock market up. Your viewership Down

WTF. You just threw to Ed L. in New Orleans with the question of why people in Louisiana are dying at a higher rate than New York. It is called obesity. Yet it was not mentioned. Kidney disease was. WTF.

STIP TRASHING OUR COUNTRY AND EVERYTHING THIS ADMINISTRATION IS DOING YOU ARE NOT HELPING ANYTHING BY DOING THIS!!! YOU GUYS MAKE ME SICK!!! JUST STOP IT ALREADY!!!! TRY BEING HELPFUL AND POSITIVE!!!

Thanks Obama

Trump finally tanked Obama's great economy. Sad.

Worse than expected? What was expected? That everything would remain the same after a bungled response by the US government to a global pandemic?

As the Continuous News Network spews Anti American narratives the public cuts the cord defundcnn

Why is stock market open when the businesses are closed? Does it make sense? Is it a ploy to encourage the sharks to swallow the weak stocks? There is something behind this.

Hiding under a bush

Orange Recession

Lets see whats in the store for long run (12 months down the road)

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