The Latest On Coronavirus: Orlando International Airport Stays Open But Travel Slows

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The Latest On Coronavirus: Orlando International Airport Stays Open But Travel Slows

Updated 6 a.m.. Passenger numbers plummet as flight freeze kicks in. Matthew Peddie, WMFE. Orlando International Airport’s estimated number of passengers departing Friday was 33,833, down from an original projection of 76,841 based on Spring Break …
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Coronavirus-Triggered Downturn Could Cost 5 Million US Jobs

The fallout from the coronavirus outbreak is expected to have a significant negative impact on U.S. economic prospects, with predictions emerging for losses of up to five million jobs this year and a drop in economic output of as much as $1.5 trillion.
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Coronavirus: Metro bans in-person dining at restaurants

Restaurants will no longer be permitted to have in-person dining as officials ramp up restrictions due to the coronavirus. In a news conference Friday, Metro officials announced restaurants throughout Davidson County would be limited to take-out, drive-thru, …
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Amtrak to suspend nonstop Acela trains between DC, NY amid coronavirus concerns

Amtrak announced Friday it would temporarily suspend its Acela Nonstop trains between Washington and New York beginning March 10 amid concerns about the coronavirus. The company said in a statement that demand for direct routes between the cities …
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Should You Buy This Chinese E-Commerce Stock at Its 52-Week High?

Vipshop’s (NYSE:VIPS) stock recently surged to a 52-week high after the Chinese e-commerce company posted impressive fourth-quarter numbers. Its revenue rose 12% annually to 29.3 billion yuan ($4.2 billion), beating estimates by $220 million and …
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