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"Due to the economic uncertainty, we are making temporary changes that will allow us to more closely focus on serving our existing customers."

"...the music would stop for us some time in mid-May..."

The “Sagebrush Rebellion” sprung up in the West in the 1970s to challenge the government’s tightening grip on public lands and the movement still reverberates today...

Morality for CNBC, and the current administration, is not capitalism but the worst type of socialism, cronyism...

Tehran makes COVID-19 gamble: "Four million non-state employees face stoppage or reduction in activities, reduction of salaries and expulsion."

"We are dumping milk in South Florida because there is no home for it." 

Third month of declines... 

China's government has been quietly loosening policy more than what it may appear by looking at the magnitude of rate and RRR cuts.

"Imports from China plummeted nearly 50% in February..."

...(the experts we have been told to obey) do not have sufficient knowledge of the consequences of their “solutions” for the economy and society to know what the costs will be.

While the supply effects are prevailing at the moment, the demand effects may last for years...

ACT is now estimating that 2020 production is going to be 53% lower than the 345,000 build in 2019...
 

“...the recession has now arrived.”

In its latest unprecedented economic bailout program, the Fed on Thursday took additional actions to provide up to $2.3 trillion in loans to support the economy

The Fed is ready to support the economy, it has near-limitless powers to do so, and it doesn't foresee withdrawing support any time soon.

Helicopter money has arrived, with the UK Treasury now taking de facto control of the central bank.

Is JPMorgan expecting a wave of defaults to hit America in the coming days?

"It is clear that the primary purpose of the capacity reductions [is] to prevent a catastrophic drop in rate levels." 

NBA Commissioner to make a decision on the resumption of the season played in 'isolation' till May.

Approximately 18 million Americans - 11% of the labor force - have filed for unemployment benefits in the past three weeks.