Some of Monday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Governors plead for food stamp flexibility amid pandemic, by Astrid Galvan, Ashraf Khalil
Boeing to continue production shutdown due to coronavirus
CNN
CEO of Italian tire maker Pirelli: US business leaders should prepare now for the worst, by Peter Valdes-Dapena
Economists: Be skeptical of any claim the US economy will recover quickly, by Bart van Ark, Erik Lundh
The Wall Street Journal
With Coronavirus Shutdowns, Airlines Learn to Manage Without Flying Many Planes, by Benjamin Katz, Alison Sider
U.S. Seeks to Ease Small Business Loan Process, but Startups Fear Being Shut Out, by Kate Davidson, Rolfe Winkler, Dave Michaels
CNBC
UK cell towers torched amid bogus conspiracy theories that link 5G with coronavirus, by Ryan Browne
‘There’s a shortage of everything’: Pharmacies in New York City struggle to keep key medications stocked amid coronavirus outbreak, by Spencer Kimball
Reuters
Rolls-Royce scraps targets, dividend on pandemic hit, by Sarah Young
How one Silicon Valley factory keeps running in the age of coronavirus, by Timothy Appel
News about business journalism
The strategy behind CNBC’s nightly pandemic special
Business Insider reporter tests positive for coronavirus
Variety starts digital subscription offering aimed at industry execs
Hartford Biz Journal cuts print publication during pandemic
Layoffs hit Plain Dealer business desk
AP deputy tech editor Jesdanun dies from coronavirus
Tennessean hires Stephenson as biz reporter
WSJ, Frontline wins OPC awards for best international business coverage
