"What's happening in the United States is totally crazy," economist Nouriel Roubini, nicknamed "Dr. Doom," said.

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The 'Dr.Doom' economist lays out 3 reasons why the coronavirus-induced US recession could become a 'Greater Depression'

The 'Dr.Doom' economist lays out 3 reasons why the coronavirus-induced US recession could become a 'Greater Depression'

"What's happening in the United States is totally crazy," economist Nouriel Roubini, nicknamed "Dr. Doom," said.

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35 things from the '90s that are worth a fortune today

35 things from the '90s that are worth a fortune today

It's time to dig up those Beanie Babies and dusty old Pokémon cards because they could make you a pretty penny.

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Leaked emails show Amazon is moving full steam ahead with this year's Prime Day shopping extravaganza, even as it grapples with the coronavirus pandemic

Leaked emails show Amazon is moving full steam ahead with this year's Prime Day shopping extravaganza, even as it grapples with the coronavirus pandemic

Amazon is inviting sellers to join this year's Prime Day, even as the company is dealing with supply chain lockdowns amid the coronavirus outbreak.

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BlackRock won't charge the New York Fed fees on ETFs included in its bond-buying program

BlackRock won't charge the New York Fed fees on ETFs included in its bond-buying program

Earlier this week, the Fed engaged BlackRock to purchase tens of billions of bonds as part of its massive debt-buying program.

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'Shareholders come last': Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban says CEOs should prioritize employees and their families in coronavirus crisis

'Shareholders come last': Billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban says CEOs should prioritize employees and their families in coronavirus crisis

Companies that don't do the right thing will face future consequences, Cuban said, especially because younger consumers are watching crisis responses.

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Disney has closed its US parks 'until further notice' and risks losing $1.5 billion in revenue per month they are shut, analysts say

Disney has closed its US parks 'until further notice' and risks losing $1.5 billion in revenue per month they are shut, analysts say

Disney is taking the rare step of closing Disneyland through the end of March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Airline employees are safe from being laid off for now, but United warns that job cuts may be on the horizon if the coronavirus pandemic rages on for as long as expected

Airline employees are safe from being laid off for now, but United warns that job cuts may be on the horizon if the coronavirus pandemic rages on for as long as expected

"If the recovery is as slow as we fear, it means our airline and our workforce will have to be smaller than it is today," United's CEO said.

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Senators called on the FDA to lift restrictions that keep gay and bisexual men from donating blood amid 'severe' shortage during coronavirus outbreak

Senators called on the FDA to lift restrictions that keep gay and bisexual men from donating blood amid 'severe' shortage during coronavirus outbreak

Top public health officials urged healthy Americans to donate blood as the novel coronavirus outbreak resulted in a nationwide shortage.

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Dispensed: NYC's hospitals brace for more cases, what the stimulus bill means for the healthcare industry, and the changing ways Americans are getting care amid the pandemic

Dispensed: NYC's hospitals brace for more cases, what the stimulus bill means for the healthcare industry, and the changing ways Americans are getting care amid the pandemic

Welcome to Dispensed. This week, how NYC's hospitals are faring amid the influx of coronavirus patients and a stimulus bill is on the table.

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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has the cash to buy Tesla, Starbucks, or McDonald's after the coronavirus sell-off

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has the cash to buy Tesla, Starbucks, or McDonald's after the coronavirus sell-off

The conglomerate's $125 billion cash pile is worth more than the entire market cap of Boeing, PayPal, or IBM.

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