Engineers turn old breast pumps into ventilators, amid shortage during coronavirus pandemic

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Engineers turn old breast pumps into ventilators, amid shortage during coronavirus pandemic

Amid the coronavirus pandemic there’s been a world-wide shortage of medical supplies. But necessity is the mother of invention, and in Maryland, some engineers are turning an item many mothers have at home into much-needed ventilators, WBAL reports.
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With sales down 77%, most US craft breweries won't survive 3 months, survey says

Median sales for American’s craft-beer industry have plummeted 77% since coronavirus closed bars and restaurants last month, and most breweries say they can’t survive three months under current conditions, the national Brewers Association reports.
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I signed up for a credit card to get the welcome bonus. Now that I earned it, can I cancel my card?

Many credit cards come with a generous sign-up bonus that helps you earn cash back, points or miles. They can be a great way to save money, especially if you already had planned on spending the minimum threshold to earn them. For instance, the Capital …
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El Pollo Loco Sees Slight Drop in First-Quarter Sales

Before the pandemic, off-premises accounted for 78 percent of sales, including 45 percent from drive-thru and 3 percent from delivery. El Pollo Loco reported Wednesday that systemwide sales decreased slightly in the first quarter due to the COVID-19 …
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Stitch Fix pulls forecast for year on coronavirus uncertainty

Stitch Fix Inc. SFIX, +1.72% said late Wednesday it was pulling its outlook for the year because of the “increasing uncertainty” arising from the COVID-19 pandemic. Back in March, Stitch Fix forecast a lower-than-expected revenue outlook of $465 million to …
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