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Rolex shuts all plants and prepares for worst year ever
The Swiss watch industry has survived lickings before, but Rolex, Omega and Cartier now face a combination of economic punches that are putting them back…
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Despite global crisis, Trump resists calls for tariff relief
Hardly a day goes by right now without business groups calling on the White House to suspend tariffs on Chinese goods in an effort to…
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Export bans on medical supplies to hamper global virus response
A growing number of export bans on medical goods is exacerbating the challenges for medical professionals worldwide who are scrambling to find more face masks,…
US-China ties are tanking just when they need to get along
The unfolding coronavirus pandemic could’ve been a moment for the U.S. and China to tackle a shared challenge. Instead, it appears to only be accelerating…
Lockdowns and $1.5 Trillion in Aid Power Global Virus Response
As the coronavirus extends its reach around the globe, schools and universities are closing; lockdowns have become commonplace; non-essential businesses like cinemas, gyms, clubs, bars…
Singapore gets food supplies despite Malaysia’s virus lockdown
Most Singapore wholesalers and retailers managed to receive goods after Malaysia imposed a partial travel lockdown the previous day to curb the spread of coronavirus,…
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Indonesia bans exports of hand sanitizer, face masks to tackle shortage
Indonesia banned exports of masks, sanitizers and some medical equipment to shore up domestic supplies amid a surge in new cases of coronavirus infection.
COVID-19 Update: The U.S. Department of Agriculture statement
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is rising to meet the challenges associated with the new coronavirus disease, Covid-19.
Singapore Acts to Calm Supply Fears as Malaysia Bans Travel
Singapore’s government moved to assure residents it won’t run out of food or basic necessities, after neighboring Malaysia said it would halt travel abroad.
EPA lays out new plan for phasing out climate pollutants
The EPA will issue a plan on Tuesday for the phase-out of ozone-depleting chemicals commonly used in refrigeration, portable fire extinguishers, and metal cleaners.