has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed. Following are developments Monday related to the national and global response, the work place and the spread of the virus.SALES REPORT: The pandemic has affected companies in vastly different ways. Retailers like Target and Walmart became critical lifelines, while others have suffered.
“Despite this being one of the most unusual quarters I have ever experienced, I am pleased to report that we were profitable and generated positive net cash from operations, said CEO Bob Martin.— The first two months of the second quarter have been a mixed bag for International Flavors & Fragrances, which makes ingredients for food, cosmetics and other consumer-focused companies.
— Hong Kong’s two major theme parks are opening for business. Ocean Park, which has been closed since January, opens Saturday. Hong Kong Disneyland will open soon, but hasn't released a specific day. — Bars, nightclubs and internet cafes on Monday will be allowed to reopen in Greece, where an early lockdown is credited with keeping the number of coronavirus deaths and serious illnesses at low levels.
Diet Dr. Pepper's Lil' Sweet: In the name of the father, the son, and the holy spirit... It's the sweet one. (do you see it?)
Notice how the statue appears to be pointing something at her head?
So please open and go back to work. All life matter without a job, right? What, you want to with all without a job? Then you must be a communist!
And some have benefited from it.
I'm going to switch to basically all smallbuissneses have been devastated while most chain stores not so bad
And billionaires made bank!