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By Grace Hwang Source: TheStreet Due to the coronavirus, the US entered a steep economic recession in February. But now that some businesses have reopened, it...

There have been worries about the US economy and how it will be impacted for decades. Speculation has run wild as the world tries to combat climate change. The future is looking increasingly uncertain for the largest economy in the world if climate change isn’t combatted swiftly, but seldom has it been put into words of the disaster that will come if climate change isn’t stopped.

On October 2nd at 12:54 AM, President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that he and his wife, Melania, had tested positive for COVID-19. The news came shortly after Trump announced that he and Melania would go into quarantine after Counselor to the President, Hope Hicks, had tested positive for COVID-19 after travelling with the President and First Lady.

Citi CEO Michael Corbat announced on Thursday that he was retiring after eight years in the position, putting an end to his 37 years at the bank. Jane Fraser, the current retail banking chief, will succeed him.

At over 1.7 million coronavirus cases as of May 30th, 2020, most of the country has started to reopen the economy after a multi-month long lockdown. It is important to note that it is almost impossible for everything to just go back to its old self within a few months, but the economy does appear to be taking the first steps of a lengthy road to recovery.

These last few months have been rough for the economy. We saw that with 701,000 jobs being lost back in March, which got revised...

It was looking all good for the last six years. Nearly hitting 4.0% GDP growth, every quarter had at least positive growth for every...

As talk of when the coronavirus pandemic will slow down continues, companies are gearing up for the worst. Airlines are being hit hard by...