Check out the companies making headlines after the bell. Tesla — The automaker’s stock shot up 16% in extended trading after Tesla reported that it had delivered around 88,400 cars in the first quarter of 2020. The reported numbers included 76,200 …
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(Reuters) – Uber and Lyft drivers are hitting a wall in their efforts to apply for the coronavirus jobless benefits promised by Congress as state agencies say they are not ready to handle a class of workers who are totally new to the U.S. unemployment system.
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(Reuters) – Major U.S. retail sector companies on Thursday moved to allay health and safety concerns of staff working at warehouses and stores through the coronavirus pandemic by promising face masks, gloves and sanitizers. Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.
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LAKELAND, Fla. (WCIV) — Publix shoppers will be able to pay for their groceries without coming into direct contact with their store’s cashiers or machines. The grocery chain is rolling out “contactless pay” to all stores, including GreenWise Market. Customers …
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The annual shareholders meeting is a corporate rite of spring, but it’s under attack this year by the coronavirus and may never be the same. Scores of publicly traded companies have said they are changing their meetings this year to a virtual format to avoid …
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