Ford Recalls 250K+ Cars In U.S. States With High Temperatures To Fix Door Latches
The Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 250,000 cars in the U.S. to fix doors that could open unexpectedly or may not close properly.
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The Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 250,000 cars in the U.S. to fix doors that could open unexpectedly or may not close properly.
The Federal Reserve of St. Louis estimates the nation's jobless rate could hit a staggering 32% within months.
Albertsons, Kroger, Tom Thumb and Walmart are all installing sneeze guards at checkout lanes and customer service counters to help protect customers and their employees from the spread of the coronavirus.
The COVID-19 pandemic is driving a surge in hiring at businesses seeing an upsurge in demand for their products and services because of the outbreak.
Mayor Robert Dye has started an effort he calls, "Meals on the Mayor" in which he reimburses people up to $25.
Today CVS Health announced they are doing what they can to assist employees working in essential roles as they continue to go to work.
The Senate failed Sunday to advance a third economic stimulus package to help Americans and the American economy weather the coronavirus pandemic.
"Small businesses are the foundation of our state's economy and they need all the help they can get..." said Governor Abbott.
As Dallas-based Southwest Airlines suspends all international flights, Fort Worth-based American Airlines is extending wavier dates for change fees.
A North Texas chef is speaking out about how he is coping with changes brought about because of COVID-19, and how he's trying to keep employees on the payroll.
Some painted, "We're Open" on the windows. Others posted signs advertising discounts and alcohol delivery.
The General Motors plant in Arlington is among the dozens of North American auto plants being forced to temporarily close because of concerns about spreading the coronavirus.
Jobless claims are surging across the U.S. after government officials ordered millions of workers, students and shoppers to stay at home as a precaution against the spreading of coronavirus.
Restaurants with a mixed beverage permit may sell beer, wine, or mixed drinks for delivery as long as they are accompanied by food purchased from the restaurant.