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Code words, chaos, sky-high prices in China’s mask market
Desperate to find a new supply of protective face masks, executives at an American health-care services company last month began poring over videos shot inside…
Somber IMF describes the epic bind facing world economy
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America’s empty roads: Fewer deaths but a blow to state budgets
Motorists on a typical weekday log roughly 200,000 trips on North Carolina’s Triangle Expressway in the Raleigh-Durham region, many of them commuters headed to the…
South Africa cuts off funding line to state-owned airline
South African Airways has been denied any further funding by its government owner as the national carrier looks for ways to recover from the coronavirus…
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Airlines stagger on with US aid, awaiting return to skies
U.S. airlines reached preliminary deals with the Treasury Department to access billions of dollars in aid, securing a temporary lifeline as the industry waits for…
Shale giants clash over oil-supply cut to survive crude rout
One of the biggest Texas shale explorers warned it will halt all drilling if the state imposes OPEC-style production caps, raising the stakes in a…
Airline pilots barred from taking drug Trump touts for virus
Airline pilots who take either of the two drugs President Donald Trump has touted for use against Covid-19 are disqualified from flying, U.S. aviation regulators…
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Virus relief grants to US airports announced by government
A pool of $10 billion in federal grants to U.S. airports ordered by Congress in a $2 trillion aid package are ready for delivery, the…
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Spot truckload rates and volumes drop sharply
Van spot freight volumes lost 20% in the past two weeks, and national average rates lost 8¢ per mile, to $1.78, reflecting declines all over…