Ticket sales have been dismal this year, and studios are delaying their releases.
The much-anticipated video game was finally released. Now, refunds are being offered.
“This downturn has not felt like a normal downturn for the whole economy because of fiscal relief,” says Robert Kaplan.
Many companies are wary of investing that kind of money in an event during a pandemic for multiple reasons.
Eight percent of doctors have closed their practices because of COVID-19, and a quarter are considering retiring early.
If a trade dispute is cast as a national security issue — and there can easily be a lot of overlap — a president or a country can gain a lot of legal leeway.
The majority of revenue doesn’t come from the product itself.
COVID-19 is surging, layoffs are rising, consumers are hunkering down. Not a great place to be heading into 2021.
Congress was able to pass the CARES Act quickly, but its benefits expire Dec. 26. Will they be extended?
There’s an entire supply chain behind that sparkly dress.
