American Daily Digest

NEW YORK — Stocks are dipping in morning trading on Wall Street Monday and giving back some of the strong gains made last week. The S&P 500 slipped 0.5%, following … Read More

Quarterly earnings reports continue to roll out, providing a look damages inflicted early in the pandemic By The Associated Press May 11, 2020, 2:58 PM 5 min read 5 min … Read More

But they had not identified who Miller contracted the virus from as of Sunday, raising concerns inside the White House about how to contain the outbreak. Some aides expressed concern … Read More

The British government has performed an about-face on masks, telling people to cover their mouth and nose in shops, buses and subway trains By JILL LAWLESS Associated Press May 11, … Read More

PARIS — Plastic spacing barriers and millions of masks appeared Monday on the streets of Europe’s newly reopened cities, as France and Belgium emerged from lockdowns, the Netherlands sent children … Read More

The workplace of the future : Factories and constructions sites reveal their new look with dozens of screens to protect workers, hand gel stations, one-way walking and ban on communal … Read More

Men working in the lowest-skilled jobs such as cleaners, security guards and drivers face the highest risk of dying from the coronavirus Security guard deaths are twice as high as … Read More

Eight out of ten Britons demand quality of life takes priority over economic growth on way out of Covid-19 lockdown despite warnings it could cause GDP to slump by nearly … Read More

Labour and unions declare coronavirus class war: Boris Johnson is accused of putting the working class in danger by ordering them back to jobs while wealthier people stay at home … Read More

That was South Korean President Moon Jae-in, speaking Sunday after a new cluster of coronavirus cases emerged in the country’s capital Seoul, sparking fear of a second wave of infections … Read More