Economists Warn Full Recovery Could 'Take Years' as Fed Index Collapses
The global economy is also on course for its worst year since the end of the Second World War, Capital Economics said.
Newsweek > EconomyHollywood Takes An Economic Beating from COVID-19
No one knows just how bad it ultimately will be, but coronavirus' financial damage to showbiz has already been severe
Newsweek > EconomyBiden, Sanders Demand Freeze on Rent Payments, Evictions Across U.S
Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders joined state lawmakers in New York and California in calls to freeze and forgive rent payments, as millions of Americans struggle to make ends meet under coronavirus lockdown.
Newsweek > EconomyAmericans' Fears About COVID-19 Rise, According to New Survey
Nearly half of Americans think a recession will occur due to the outbreak. Jobless claims have already skyrocketed to unprecedented levels at an unimaginable pace.
Newsweek > EconomyAs Jobless Claims Surge, Here Are 7 Things To Do If You Lose Your Job
In normal times, getting laid off is stressful. But now, amid the coronavirus pandemic, it's a nightmare. These steps will help ease the financial strain, from navigating unemployment benefits to getting a break from creditors.
Newsweek > Economy74% of Americans Prefer Quarantine as Trump Eyes Lifting Restrictions: Poll
Seventy-two percent of Republican voters said they supported a national lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Newsweek > Economy$2 Trillion Stimulus Deal Explained: $1,200 Likely For Average Americans
Large industries are being given a $500 billion lifeline, while Americans making under $75,000 per year are likely to receive a payment of $1,200 each as part of the $2 trillion dollar stimulus bill the Senate was expected to vote on Wednesday night.
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