Masks will be required at all times, “unless you are eating, drinking or in a room by yourself,” Mr. Zucker told staff. “If your job does not REQUIRE you to be in the office in order to do it, please work from elsewhere,” the network’s president, Jeff Zucker, wrote to staff, citing a surge of Covid cases around the country and within the teams at CNN. CNN is closing its U.S. offices to all employees who are able to work remotely, according to an internal memo sent to staff on Saturday evening. The National Basketball Association is canceling games, as is the National Hockey League. For companies in the United States watching the headlines about the resurgent coronavirus, the news of late is unwelcome.
The digital patient record market, like most industries, is adopting cloud-computing technology. Both Microsoft and Oracle, analysts say, see the huge health care market as a path to strengthening their positions in the cloud business, in which customers tap into remote data centers and typically pay on a pay-for-use basis. Twelve months ago this week, thousands of retail investors banded together to bid up the stocks of a handful of ailing companies, notably the video game retailer GameStop and the movie theater chain AMC. The actions sent those shares soaring, booking huge gains on paper and dealing heavy losses to hedge funds and to other professional investors who were betting against the companies. But now, investors have fully digested the Fed’s plans, raising concerns that “a rapid increase in rates might cause economic growth to slow,” she wrote in a research note.
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Wood sees an opportunity in the post-earnings sell-off that has continued to eat away at the stock in the last two weeks. Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock on Wednesday, feeling that the downticks are overdone. Cathie Wood bought shares of Shopify, Intellia, and Adaptive Biotechnologies on Tuesday. The government imposed travel restrictions before the Chinese New Year holidays, which fell in February this year.
- The rapid spread of the Omicron variant has seemingly bolstered the Biden administration’s argument in favor of a vaccine mandate for large businesses.
- A household using a typical amount of gas and electricity will pay £1,568 a year.
- The alliance — collectively the world’s third-largest automaker — has no choice but to band more closely together as competitors sprint ahead on electric cars.
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With businesses outbidding one another to get to the front of the line for supply parts that make up their finished products, materials shortages for hard-to-source components, such as computer chips, remain a headache. One striking change in the pandemic is that with dining, travel and other in-person experiences curtailed, consumers shifted to spending more heavily on goods. The fourth-quarter figures showed the continuing swing back toward a more conventional balance.
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Tim Cook, Apple’s chief executive, said in October that supply constraints had cost his company $6 billion in revenue during its fall quarter. During a call with investors on Thursday, he said Apple “experienced supply constraints that were higher than the September quarter” during the holidays, but he declined to give a specific number. Stay up to date with the latest business, markets and economic news and insights as Australia and the world navigate turbulent financial times. Apple delayed its return to office “to a date yet to be determined.” The company told employees on Wednesday of the change in plans after already pushing back its return date three times.
- Mr. Claure will also retain his personal stakes in T-Mobile and the merged entity.
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- One market strategist says earnings are continuing to power recent gains in equity markets.
- The economic lift was largely provided by vaccination efforts, cheap credit conditions put in place by the Federal Reserve and a fresh round of federal aid to households and businesses.
Laura Lane, UPS’s chief corporate affairs and sustainability officer, enters the BBC’s Executive Lounge to discuss the logistics company’s future. More and more funds bought tech stocks over the past 12 months, with GLP-1 maker Eli Lilly the only non-tech cracking the top 10 stocks that saw increased ownership. The real story here is some potentially promising CRISPR-based therapies.