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US stocks should brace for bad news

A growing number of American firms say that they will not reopen some of their factories, threatening employment, the economy and the stockmarket recovery.

by: Cris Sholto Heaton
22 May 2020
Caterpillar excavator © Caterpillar

Firms such as Caterpillar closing factories won’t help get the economy out of its hole© Caterpillar

Caterpillar excavator © Caterpillar

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