GoHealth Urgent Care CEO Todd Latz joins Yahoo Finance’s On The Move panel to discuss how the urgent care facility is helping in the fight of the coronavirus pandemic....
The closure of a recent deal will give General Electric (NYSE:GE) the liquidity it needs to ride out the coronavirus crisis without selling additional shares of GE stock.Source: Sundry Photography / Shutterstock.com Meanwhile, its Aviation unit will struggle in the short-term but rebound over the longer term, and its Power and Renewables units should also perform very well in 2021 and beyond.On March 31, GE closed the sale of its biopharma unit to Danaher (NYSE:DHR). GE is expected to obtain net proceeds of $20 billion from the deal. That's a lot of money, even for a huge conglomerate like GE.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading TipsGE CEO Larry Culp hinted that the deal would likely enable the company to weather the storm."With regard to our financial position, our company is sound," he said, adding that the duration of the crisis was unknown. * 7 Telecom Stocks That Are...
Yahoo Finance reporter Akiko Fujita sat down with Best Western CEO David Kong to discuss how the hotel industry is faring during the coronavirus outbreak.
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The second quarter of 2020 started with a slide in the markets, as the glum mood came after President Trump acknowledged publicly that the first two weeks of April are likely to see a rise in deaths from COVID-19, as the epidemic intensifies.In one way, this is to be expected – the disease has an incubation period up to 14 days, and course of illness lasting up to 14 cases, in cases with notable symptoms. The majority of cases are reported as mild, but the disease, as we know can be deadly in more severe cases. The social distancing moves, imposed through lockdowns and quarantines, are pounding the economy – but also slowing the spread of COVID-19. But they were implemented some two to three weeks ago, so the natural course of the disease, in those exposed before the lockdown policies took hold, is reaching its peak now, The good news...
By now, both professional explorers and thrill-seeking adventurers have covered much of the world. Even considering the vast depths of the ocean, the well heeled can buy a ride in a submersible. The only remaining frontier where most of humanity has not surveyed is space. However, Virgin Galactic (NYSE:SPCE) would like to change that narrative. As a pure space play, SPCE stock intrigues but oh, is the timing ever so awful!Source: Tun Pichitanon / Shutterstock.com Up until Feb. 19, SPCE stock was aptly named -- it launched so strongly, you'd have thought the initial public offering occurred in Cape Canaveral. Shortly thereafter, global coronavirus cases worsened significantly. After it became apparent that the U.S. would also suffer badly from the rapid spread of Covid-19, Virgin Galactic shares plummeted back down toward earth.While SPCE stock has picked up some momentum after its March 19 low, it faces a new crisis -- an...
