(Bloomberg) – General Electric Co. predicted slow gains in operations this year and next after the coronavirus pandemic hit results in the second quarter. The jet engine division has traced “early signs of improvement” at flight departures on the road to a prolonged recovery, GE said in a presentation as …
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What made Lou so special? Email Jim Rossow at [email protected] and we will pass on your thoughts to Mary Henson and her family. Lou Henson receives a standing ovation at the 2018 Illinois Athletics Hall of Fame Gala at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago on Friday, June …
Read More »NFL Inside Notes: What Players Now Choose To Say, How The Browns Beat The Market With Garrett’s Contract And More
The fact that NFL players, by few, are choosing to exit the 2020 season should come as no surprise. Almost nothing should at the moment. Okay, if Patrick Mahomes, just signed his record deal, decided not to play, or reigning 23-year-old MVP Lamar Jackson, that might come as a surprise. …
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Hello and welcome to Trending, Business Insider’s weekly look at the world of technology. I’m Alexei Oreskovic, Head of the West Coast Business Insider Office and Global Technology Editor. If you want to get trends in your inbox every Wednesday, just click here. This week: Big Tech’s Big 4 will …
Read More »Saudi Arabia’s Hajj reduced by coronavirus pandemic
Generalized tests, quarantine, social distancing, disinfected robes and small crowds. Like many other things this year, hajj, the ancient Islamic pilgrimage in Mecca, has been drastically changed by the coronavirus pandemic. “Of course it will be different because this year there is a social distancing,” pilgrim Zineb el Farissi, 37, …
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