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Apple Maintains Lead After Smartwatches Defy Global Sales Slump

(Bloomberg) — Apple Inc. again commanded a majority share of the smartwatch market in the first quarter, when the Covid-19 outbreak encouraged health tracking and drove a 20% rise in shipments.Global smartwatch shipments reached 13.7 million units in the first three months of this year, defying a worldwide slump in consumer electronics arenas such as mobile phones. Apple’s share inched up a percentage point to 55.5%, according to Strategy Analytics.The Apple Watch is seen as one of the key growth drivers for the U.S. company, which has stopped detailing quarterly iPhone shipments as the smartphone market matures. Compal Electronics Inc. …read more […]

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Oil gains as U.S. inventories grow less than feared while coronavirus slashes demand

Oil prices rose on Thursday after U.S. inventories swelled less than expected, but market watchers predicted further gains could be capped by the ongoing glut in crude supplies as the coronavirus pandemic crushes fuel demand. U.S. oil gained 19 cents, or 0.8%, to 24.18 a barrel, after declining more than 2% in the previous session. “The latest report (on U.S. inventories) added to tentative evidence that – after a catastrophic few weeks – the pressure on the U.S. oil market is beginning to lessen,” Capital Economics said in a note. …read more […]

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Novant Health Initiates Phase 2b/3 Trial with CytoDyn’s (OTC: CYDY) Leronlimab for Severely and Critically Ill COVID-19 Patients

FDA has approved 54 Emergency INDs to allow access to leronlimab for severely and critically ill COVID-19 patients VANCOUVER, Washington and WINSTON-SALEM, May 07, 2020  — CytoDyn Inc. (OTC.QB: CYDY), (“CytoDyn” or the “Company”), a […]

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Software Company Sues U.S. to Avoid Repaying $750,000 PPP Loan

(Bloomberg) — A California software company that received a federal Paycheck Protection Program loan of more than $750,000 sued the government over new guidelines attempting to restrict who can get such assistance.Zumasys Inc. said in a suit filed Monday against the Small Business Administration and Treasury Department that it is now concerned it will have to pay back the forgivable loan the company and its two subsidiaries received in mid-April, some of which has already been spent to keep nearly 70 employees on payroll.Facing criticism that much of the money intended to help small businesses weather the economic shock of …read more […]