Airbnb is hurting. They’ve lost hundreds of millions of dollars this year because of cancellations and that is also impacting hosts; the people who own the homes and apartments available to rent via the platform.

There’s been plenty of talk about the $1200 checks as part of the $2 trillion stimulus bill.

But not everyone gets a check.

According to private network provider Nord VPN, workers who have shifted to remote workplaces are working longer days.

The Ford F-150 is now part of the COVID19 fight as engineers at their Advanced Engineering Center are working with 3M to redesign air-purifying respirators for 1st responders and health care workers.

With the shortage of ventilators for coronavirus victims, can private industry pitch in?

After demands from the United Auto Workers to shut down US plants in the interest of worker health, the Big 3 automakers will suspend production to allow crews to clean facilities and boost containment of COVID-19.

Amazon is making changes to its warehousing and shipment services to prioritize delivery of baby, health and household, beauty and personal care, grocery, industrial, scientific, and pet supplies along with other high-demand products.

Add Amtrak to the list of services being affected by the coronavirus. Employees were told yesterday it was planning significant reductions in service as bookings have dropped 50%.

75% of the supply chains of US companies are suffering coronavirus related disruptions. When key components are missing, production slows or even stops.

A Florida couple still aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship docked in Oakland, California has filed a $1 million lawsuit against the ship’s operator accusing the company of gross negligence.