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Goldman tells most staff in Americas, EMEA to work from home

Goldman Sachs said it has instructed most of its staff in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa to work from home from Wednesday until further notice, according to an internal notice the bank posted on its website late on Tuesday.



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U.S. crude plunges to 18-year low as lockdowns spread

Oil prices plunged on Wednesday, with U.S. crude futures hitting an 18-year low and Brent a 16-year low as Goldman Sachs said lockdowns to counter the coronavirus pandemic raised prospect of the steepest ever annual fall in oil demand.



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Renault and PSA can benefit from French coronavirus measures: finance ministry

French carmakers PSA and Renault are entitled to benefit from all measures put in place to fight the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak, France's Finance Ministry told Reuters on Wednesday.



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67 million Americans may have trouble paying credit card bills

Roughly 1 in 4 Americans say they will have trouble paying their credit card bills due to the coronavirus outbreak.

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Brazil's big privatizations, the latest coronavirus victim

As Brazil's stock market hit record highs in January, Economy Minister Paulo Guedes said the country could raise up to 150 billion reais ($30 billion) with sales of state-owned companies through share offerings, mergers and acquisitions.



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AT&T closing 40% of company owned retail stores, cutting hours

AT&T Inc said Wednesday it will close 40% of its U.S-company owned retail stores nationwide as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.



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Detroit automakers agree to UAW request to shutter U.S. plants: source

The Detroit Three automakers have agreed to shut down their U.S. plants to stop the spread of coronavirus, bowing to pressure from the union representing about 150,000 hourly workers at those facilities, a person familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.



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Scammers may try to steal direct payments to Americans for coronavirus relief

Financial scammers are likely gearing up to steal any money Americans might receive as coronavirus relief, according to the the Federal Trade Commission.

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S&P 500 earnings expected to decline 0.2% in first quarter from year earlier

S&P 500 companies' earnings are expected to decline in the first quarter from the year-earlier period, reversing a forecast for profit gains, according to IBES data from Refinitiv, as companies face the toll from the coronavirus outbreak.



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Wall Street pounded as trading resumes

The S&P 500 index fell on Wednesday when trading resumed after an initial automatic 15-minute cutout, as investors priced in a complete breakdown in business activity and consumer spending from the coronavirus pandemic.



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France to consult Dutch over Air France support: finance minister

The French government will consult with its Dutch counterpart before making any decision over support for Air France, the French subsidiary of Air France-KLM , Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Wednesday.



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Delta parks 600 jets and scales back flights as revenue tanks

Delta Air Lines said on Wednesday it was parking more than 600 jets, cutting corporate pay by as much as 50%, and scaling back its flying by more than 70% until demand begins to recover from the coronavirus epidemic hit.



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U.S. oil plunges to 18-year low as lockdowns trigger market meltdown

Oil prices plunged on Wednesday, with U.S. crude futures hitting an 18-year low, as governments worldwide accelerated lockdowns to counter the coronavirus pandemic that is causing global fuel demand to collapse.



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Tesla's California factory operating despite virus lockdown order: witnesses

Tesla Inc's vehicle factory in California appeared to be operating normally on Wednesday despite an order by local officials to comply with a three-week lockdown in the San Francisco Bay Area to rein in the spread of coronavirus.



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Markets tumble as scale of stimulus programs numbs investors

Global equities tumbled anew on Wednesday, with bond and gold prices also falling in an unusual tandem, as markets grappled with the sheer scale of government programs and handouts aimed at softening the economic shockwave from the coronavirus.



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