The pitch for infrastructure projects recalls Depression-era investment in roads and bridges.
Some tenants and landlords are working out payment plans but wonder how long they can hold out.
“Isn’t our objective to work together peacefully and achieve greatness together in a broad way?” Dalio asks.
Closing Disney’s theme parks has cost the company about a billion dollars, and that’s not even accounting for April and May.
“Let’s put the people who need work together with the jobs that need to be done,” says Felicia Wong, president and CEO of the Roosevelt Institute.
Trump is to order a review of the law that excuses social media platforms from liability for what users post.
As weekly jobless claims continue to climb, unemployment systems are still processing a backlog.
Even in sectors where demand is high, the coronavirus has slowed production.
“It’s not as simple as telling everyone to go back to work,” Cohn says, but that will be “the key to an economic recovery.”
Flushing toilets while buildings are empty is essential to safeguard plumbing systems from harmful bacteria.