From Jenna Orkin

The Workers Who Supply the World’s Food Are Starting to Get Sick

'Off the charts': Virus hot spots grow in middle America

Pandemic could spark unrest among West's urban poor - Red Cross aid agency

Failed US Mission to Buy Ventilators

8 strains of the coronavirus are circling the globe. Here's what clues they're giving scientists.

VENEZUELA’S CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE MIGHT SURPRISE YOU

German state finance minister Thomas Schäfer found dead

With Profound Sadness, Jefferies Announces Death of Jefferies Group LLC CFO, Peg Broadbent

Every time a customer asks for a sauce, napkins, etc., I always see them reaching into their bag for fries — shoving it in their mouths and reaching out for what they asked for. I can sometimes feel the salt on my hands from their fries. That's when I start to wonder do people even care about us. Sure, I can wear gloves but I'll be concerned in changing my gloves consistently in order to keep the next customer safe.

Coronavirus aid package forces mid-sized companies to agree not to break up unions or outsource jobs if they want a slice of the $2 trillion stimulus

One chart shows New York City's coronavirus cases, deaths, and hospitalizations by age bracket as the city's cases top 20,000

Many of the world's airlines could be bankrupt by May because of the COVID-19 crisis, according to an aviation consultancy. These airlines have already collapsed because of the pandemic.

Facebook is giving $100 million in grants to small businesses affected by the coronavirus. Here's how to apply.

"The Industry Has Never Experienced Anything Like This Before": 3% Of All Restaurants Have Already Closed Permanently

Tesla, Apple, and Ford are stepping up to address global shortages of ventilators, hand sanitizer, face masks, and gowns. Here's a running list of companies helping out.

$1.5 billion ZipRecruiter just laid off hundreds only days after the CEO told employees the business wasn't impacted by the coronavirus

4 Passengers Die Aboard Carnival Cruise Ship Stranded Near Panama As Company Begs For Bailout Cash

Trump Bails Himself Out? Overlooked Provision In Stimulus Bill Affords $170 Billion In Real Estate Tax Breaks

Singapore To Jail People For 6 Months For Standing Too Close To Strangers

Trump backtracks on a quarantine order for New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, saying it will 'not be necessary'

'Shareholders come last': Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban says CEOs should prioritize employees and their families in coronavirus crisis

Scylla and Charybdis, as far as the CEOs are concerned, both options leading to lawsuits.