How the COVID-19 pandemic is starving tech startups worldwide

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How the COVID-19 pandemic is starving tech startups worldwide

Silicon Valley and other centers of tech startups may have seemed immune from the COVID-19 pandemic, as software developers, marketers, and others already used to working digitally shifted to largely working at home as lockdowns became mandated …
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Gulf markets fall on oil slump, Saudi riyal down in forwards market

DUBAI (Reuters) – Gulf debt and equity markets fell on Tuesday and the Saudi currency dropped in the forward market, after U.S. crude oil futures collapsed below $0 on a coronavirus-induced supply glut. FILE PHOTO: An oil tanker is being loaded at Saudi …
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Huawei sees delays to 5G in Europe as its first quarter revenues flatline

Hong Kong (CNN Business) Growth at Chinese telecom group Huawei came to an abrupt halt in the first three months of the year as the coronavirus outbreak brought its home country to a near standstill. The Shenzhen-based firm reported first quarter …
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Greenhouses will 'do whatever it takes' to open their doors by May 1

ALLENDALE, Mich. — As time goes by, greenhouses and garden centers lose necessary time to sell their product. Their doors are shut, due to Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s executive order calling for all non-essential businesses to be closed. Now the owners say …
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Progressive Leasing will pay $175 million to settle FTC charges that it misled consumers

Progressive Leasing, which offers rent-to-own programs at major retailers like Best Buy and Lowe’s, has agreed to pay $175 million to settle allegations it misled consumers, the Federal Trade Commission said Monday. In a complaint filed Monday, the …
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