"The new policy collapses the traditional theatrical window as the film industry grapples with unprecedented circumstances," says one account.

"Daily life in the United States continues to grind to a halt due to the coronavirus pandemic," according to the "Washington Post."

Possibilities range from modifying operations by "limiting seating in order to improve social distancing" between customers, to temporarily closing a location.

The 131-year-old Manhattan-based, family-owned chain is shutting down its remaining 141 stores and going out of business.

"Most carriers in the U.S. have withdrawn their financial guidance for the year and suspended share buyback programs," says a report.

Bank allegedly let employees open unauthorized accounts for customers and then transferred funds from other accounts without their owners' consent.

"An oil price war unequivocally started this weekend," said Damien Courvalin, head of energy research at Goldman Sachs.

The International Air Transport Association yesterday warned that between $63 billion and $113 billion in airline revenues could be lost this year.

Viacom wants at least $1.2 billion for the storied publishing company, according to one source.

Wendy's launched its breakfast menu this week to a lot of fanfare and a plethora of reviews. Some were good, some not.