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May 1, 2020

Stocks slide as Amazon, other companies outline virus fallout

Technology stocks and companies that rely on consumer spending accounted for a big slice of Friday's decline.
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May 1, 2020

If MLB season begins, it might be without replay reviews

A deal between MLB and the umpires' union about how much umpires will be paid includes a provision that would temporarily suspend reviews.
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May 1, 2020

Some meat plants reopen, but Trump order may not be cure-all

Even those that keep the production lines moving will have to do so more slowly, renewing concerns about whether Americans can count on seeing as much meat as they’re used to.
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May 1, 2020

New Mexico blocks roads into Gallup as virus cases surge

The city and surrounding county is one of the nation's worst hotspots, with patients overwhelming intensive care facilities and residents failing to maintain social distancing.
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May 1, 2020

Back to work, owners make changes so workers feel safe

Employee safety is a priority as small and midsize businesses rehire laid-off employees.

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May 1, 2020

Jobless fret as rent comes due again amid coronavirus outbreak

There are still many out-of-work people who don't qualify for unemployment benefits or couldn't get through states' overwhelmed systems.
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May 1, 2020

Key West to skip Hemingway Look-Alike Contest this year

Organizers say the coronavirus has forced the cancellation of the 40th annual event.
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May 1, 2020

Airlines’ slump leads manufacturer to lay off 125 workers, close plant in Scarborough

Whitcraft Group, makes parts for the airline industry, offered no severance package, say laid-off workers.
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May 1, 2020

Maine regulator warns that trip insurance often doesn’t cover pandemic cancellations

Travelers should check the fine print on policies, says Maine Insurance Superintendent Eric Cioppa.
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May 1, 2020

New York City restaurant workers face a new fear: The future

The restrictions on businesses from the coronavirus have thrown New York City's vibrant restaurant culture into turmoil and owners wonder if staffers and diners will feel safe to eat out anytime soon.