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UK, Japan Begin Historic Trade Negotiations In A Post-Brexit Landscape

Bilateral trade between the U.K. and Japan amounts to $40 billion annually

Men’s Wearhouse, Jos. A. Bank Parent Company Weighing Bankruptcy: Here’s Why

Tailored Brands is considering all of its financial options, including filing for bankruptcy protection.

France’s Economy May Shrink 10%, Shed 1 Million Jobs This Year: Central Bank

A woman wearing a face mask passes by a show window with masked mannequins in Mulhouse, eastern France

The unemployment rate is expected to reach 11.8% by mid-2021

Brooks Brothers Store Closings: Which Locations Are Closed? Factory Closures And Layoffs Could Be Next

Brooks Brothers has begun to close stores as it considers filing for bankruptcy, which could come as soon as July.

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Most of Cathay's passenger planes lie unused on Hong Kong airport's tarmac during the pandemic

Cathay Pacific Unveils $5 Billion Bailout Plan

The bulk of the capital will come from new shares issued to Aviation 2020, a company owned by the government, as well as a HK$7.8 billion bridge loan also from the government.

Bitcoin Price Could Be 'Weeks Away From $75,000': Here's Why

According to Financial Analyst and Cane Island Alternative Advisor Timothy Peterson, Bitcoin’s recovery in 2020 mirrors that experienced by the cryptocurrency in 2013.

Bitcoin Price Run Could End Soon, But Fans Remain Bullish

A technical indicator is flashing a sell signal for Bitcoin. However, bullish predictions remain aplenty for the world's largest cryptocurrency.

Monday’s Stock Market Close: US Equities Jump On Economy Reopening, Nasdaq Hits Record Closing High

U.S. stocks rose on Monday, building on last week’s rally.

The sign outside the J.C. Penney store is seen in Westminster

Will JC Penney Find A Buyer In Bankruptcy? Private Equity Firm Shows Interest

Will JC Penney find a buyer? Sycamore Partners is interested in the retailer among others.

Is Chuck E. Cheese Headed Towards Bankruptcy? Pizza Chain Needs Financing To Avoid Chapter 11

Chuck E. Cheese is looking to secure a $200 million loan to avoid filing for bankruptcy protection.

A general view of the Rocinha shantytown (favela) in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Covid-19 Lockdown Intensifying Brazilian Police’s Brutality Against The Poor And Blacks

Brazil has one of the most brutal police forces in the world

The US economy shrunk by 4.8 percent in the first quarter, even though lockdowns to stop the coronavirus were implemented only in the last two weeks

Coronavirus Economy: US Recession Began In February, Ending Longest Expansion In History

The beginning of the recession effectively ended the 128-month expansion, the longest in history.

Dunkin’ Looks To Add 25,000 Workers: Here’s How To Apply

Dunkin' is hiring an additional 25,000 workers at restaurant locations across the U.S. Here's how to get a job with the coffee chain.

A woman walks next to a hoarding marking the 45th anniversary of the fall of Saigon, in Hanoi

Vietnam Ratifies Free Trade Deal With European Union Amid Covid-19 Pandemic

The deal is expected to reduce poverty in Vietnam

Consumers at The Galleria shopping center in Houston, Texas earlier this month after Texas opened malls for up to 25 percent of their capacity

Black Friday In June? Coronavirus Shutdowns Produce Discount Bonanza For Shoppers

Retailers lost the spring selling season and now much clear out merchandise to make space for summer and back-to-school merchandise.

BP Layoffs 2020: Why The Energy Producer Is Cutting 10,000 Global Jobs

BP will cut 15% of its workforce this year as it looks to shift its focus toward renewable energy products.

Pope Francis said the worst of the coronavirus crisis was over in Italy as he addressed the faithful for the first time in Saint Peter's Square

Battered By Covid-19, Italy’s Economy May Shrink By 8.3% This Year

Italy is one of the countries hardest hit by the pandemic

US Economy: Credit Card Debt Swells During Coronavirus After Record 1Q Paydown

Americans were on track to pay off a significant portion of their $1 trillion credit card balance before the pandemic hit, triggering double-digit unemployment.

Diabetes Medication Recall 2020: Another Recall Issued For Metformin Over Possible Cancer-Causing Ingredient

Another recall has been issued for the diabetes drug Metformin because it may contain high levels of NDMA - a cancer-causing ingredient. Here's what you need to know.

Monday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise, Adding To Friday’s Rally On Optimism Over Economy Reopening

U.S. stocks jumped on Monday as OPEC agreed to extend historic output cuts

In a speech outlining Germany's priorities when it takes over the EU's rotating presidency in July 2020, Chancellor Angela Merkel said the economic and social upheaval from the pandemic has turned the world upside down

German Industrial Output Plunged Almost 18% In April, Biggest Drop Ever Recorded

Europe’s largest economy is in recession

Bitcoin is the best known virtual currency, but it may face a real problem next week

Satoshi Nakamoto Revealed? Pablo Escobar's Estate Believes They Found The True Bitcoin Creator

Escobar Inc.'s CEO claims Satoshi Nakamoto once worked for drug lord Pablo Escobar as his drug runner and then later hid and created Bitcoin in 2009.

American Airlines became the latest big US carrier to signal deep job cuts due to sinking air travel demand from coronavirus shutdowns

American Airlines Layoffs: Severance Package For High-Level Employees Revealed

American Airlines is urging more and more of its employees to retire before Sept. 30.

Ethereum Price Surge To Continue, May Hit Above $250 Soon

After getting out of the $215 range on May 28, Ethereum did not look back and is now poised to breach $250.

Bitcoin Price To Hit $150,000; Ethereum At $9,000 In Next Bull Run, Blockfyre Founder Predicts

For BlockFyre founder Simon Dedic, the next bull run will return with Bitcoin leading the charge. However, only a handful of altcoins will join the crypto rally.

Remdesivir got the green light in Japan after already receiving approval in the US

AstraZeneca, Gilead Merger Would Be Biggest Pharma Deal In History

AstraZeneca has made preliminary moves to merge with Gilead Sciences and create one of the world's largest pharma companies.

Racial Equality In The US Economy: What Yelp Is Doing To Help Black-Owned Businesses

There are over two million black-owned businesses in the U.S., according to census figures.

President Donald Trump's post about looting was flagged up by Twitter for "glorifying violence"

Is The US Economy Recovering From The Coronavirus? Experts Say It's Too Early To Declare Victory Despite Jobs Report

The drop in the May unemployment rate surprised economists, who cautioned it does not mean the economy is in full recovery mode.

Social Security News: How Plans To Increase Coronavirus Stimulus Payments Will Impact Most Beneficiaries

While many families will get a larger check, retirees are more likely to see payments the same size as their first one.

The Bank of Japan has warned the economy could shrink as much as five percent in the year to March 2021

Climate Change News: Amid Pandemic, Japan's Megabanks Must Lead On Sustainability

Banks, it turns out, have a particularly significant role to play in these problems and their solutions.

The 13-member OPEC and other oil producing nations such as Russia and Mexico are discussing a deal agreed in April to boost prices

OPEC, Allies Agree To Extend Deep Output Cuts Through July

The 13-member cartel and its allies, notably Russia, decided to extend by a month deep May and June cuts agreed in April to boost prices.

Kevin Hassett, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, sees double-digit unemployment through the US elections

Is Another US Stimulus Coming? Democrats, Republicans Divided About Second Round After Better-Than-Expected Job Report

Democrats still want more bold stimulus measures for the U.S. economy, while Republicans may prefer a more modest approach after a decent jobs report in May.

Most work on sequencing the cancer genome has focused on the approximately two percent known as the protein-coding genes

Better Genetic Testing Means Less Expensive And Emotionally Taxing Diagnosis

A lot of time is spent analyzing testing options — using the available knowledge of symptoms and previous literature in order to pinpoint the exact genetic test to order.