Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
US restaurants turn to grocery sales to help offset losses, by Jim Salter
OPEC, oil nations agree to nearly 10M barrel cut amid virus, by Jon Gambrell, Ellen Knickmeyer
CNN
GM, Ford and Chrysler are in survival mode, by Chris Isidore
How bad will earnings be? Nobody really knows, by Paul R. La Monica
The Wall Street Journal
Smithfield CEO Warns of Risks to Pork Supply, by Jacob Bunge
Young Shale CEO Asks Texas to Curb Oil Output as Coronavirus Cuts Prices, by Collin Eaton
CNBC
Trump’s tariffs on China could cost the US in its fight against the coronavirus, by Audrey Cher
All gassed up and nowhere to go: Gasoline prices are at multi-year lows, but no one is driving, by Pippa Stevens
Reuters
Airlines want U.S. Treasury to scrap proposal to make some grant money repayable, by David Shepardson, Tracy Rucinski
Exclusive: JPMorgan Chase to raise mortgage borrowing standards as economic outlook darkens, by Elizabeth Dilts Marshall
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