Vermont orders Walmart, Target to stop selling non-essential items in the store

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Vermont orders Walmart, Target to stop selling non-essential items in the store

State officials in Vermont are ordering large retailers that sell critical items such as food and prescription drugs to stop the in-person sale of nonessential products such as clothing and electronics. The directive, announced Tuesday by Vermont’s Agency of …
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Craving to go to a brewery? Check out virtual brewing tour

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Many craft-beer aficionados like to tour breweries, meet brewers, sip some samples, and get their brewery passport stamped. With the shelter-in-place order, there’s obviously no trekking out to belly up to the bar, any bar. So a Canton …
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'Fees are murder': delivery apps profit as restaurants forced to close doors

Coronavirus crisis has decimated food service – and apps still likely won’t be enough to keep many small businesses alive. Coronavirus – latest US updates · Coronavirus – latest global updates · See all our coronavirus coverage · Susie Cagle. Fri 3 Apr 2020 …
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UK business activity collapses as global crunch intensifies

UK business activity in March dropped to its lowest level in more than 20 years, pointing to an economic recession of “unprecedented scale and depth” as many companies halted operations and people stayed indoors to limit the spread of …
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How will coronavirus impact future of brick-and-mortar retail?

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — With many large retail operations filing for bankruptcy or reporting revenue in the red over the last few years, economists predict the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) on this already ailing industry could be devastating. Since the …
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