
Tesla CEO Elon Musk Offers to Manufacture Ventilators to Help Coronavirus Patients
Elon Musk has offered to manufacture ventilators if they become scarce. He said this while tweeting about a possible effective form of COVID-19 treatment.
Elon Musk has offered to manufacture ventilators if they become scarce. He said this while tweeting about a possible effective form of COVID-19 treatment.
For Walmart, the coronavirus outbreak has taken a beneficial turn, as the demand for some categories of goods and the number of deliveries have notably increased. This week, Walmart (WMT) stock cleared the 125.48 buy point.
The NYSE is closing its physical trading floor for the first time in its history independently from the electronic trading which is going on. This closure is intended to remain temporary until things change.
An Amazon spokesperson said online shopping has surged as coronavirus spreads, and it is out of stock on some household staples and medical supplies. AMZN stock is moving higher.
On Tuesday, the Bay Area’s local sheriffs’ department ordered the Tesla factory shutdown, but the plant with its 10,000 employees is still operating. TSLA stock is down.
Despite the release of the new MacBook Air and iPad Pro, Apple doesn’t have its AAPL stock skyrocketing. It was down 2.45% yesterday. But it started gaining in the premarket.
Bill Gates claims that coronavirus panic is irrelevant and urges to be positive. Gates believes that a matured country can overcome it in 6 to 10 weeks. Coronavirus cure may be available in 18 months or earlier, he says.
Joining hands with several health services, Facebook will be releasing an information center to deal with the COVID-19 crisis. Facebook has also extended monetary help for small businesses affected due to the virus spread. Yesterday, FB stock was in red.
The number of coronavirus cases has reached a new sad record of 200,000. The markets react negatively. Dow Jones is falling.
Uber stock is falling after the firm confirmed that it was suspending carpool services as a result of COVID-19 despite a rally in the tech stocks.
The streaming service with top Hollywood shows and films Tubi is now under the wings of Fox, a broadcast and news company. They inked a partnership worth $440 million, paid by Fox for full share control.
Having closed at $28.18 with a 6.38% rise yesterday, Moderna (MRNA) stock is in the green today again. The rise is greatly attributed to the investors’ hype due to the onset of the first human trial of coronavirus vaccine.
Yesterday, Amazon (AMZN) stock rose, rebounding 7.03% and closing at $1807.84. However, the positive movement did not last long, and in the premarket today, Amazon stock was down again. It was trading at $1,725.00, $82.84 (or 4.58%) lower.
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