The videoconferencing company is seeing 300 million daily meeting participants on its platform.
The agency projects the COVID-19 pandemic will cost the U.S. almost $8 trillion in lost economic output this decade.
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed vulnerabilities. Some firms are even supporting partners financially to keep vital links intact.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis reports that personal income rose by 10.5% in April. But without government relief payments, it would have fallen by roughly 5%.
Almost one in four business owners worry their companies won’t survive the pandemic, according to a U.S. Chamber of Commerce survey.
Scotland, Switzerland, South Africa, Germany, Mexico, Indonesia — they all want to be first on your list when you can travel again.
Texas saloons and bars have lost at least $600 million since the pandemic forced them to shut down.
By the beginning of June, more than half of states will have no protections in place for renters.
With unemployment so high and concerns about the coronavirus spread, we likely won’t see a rebound in consumer spending anytime soon.
The pitch for infrastructure projects recalls Depression-era investment in roads and bridges.
