Jabil Posts FQ3 Outlook Amid Pandemic Disruptions
Jabil, an electronics maker, reports fiscal third quarter results amid ongoing supply chain and workforce disruptions from the coronavirus. Expectations point to lower earnings and revenue versus last year as March warning cited pandemic effects and factory slowdowns. Investors await clues on recovery as economies reopen.
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Unemployment rise noted amid nationwide reopenings
Gregory Dace of Oxford Economics warns that additional jobless claims appear as the crisis enters its third month and as reopenings begin across the United States. He stresses rising labor market strain and uncertainty for the recovery.
Wall Street Holds Near Standstill After Rally Pause
Wall Street stayed near silence on Thursday as markets paused after a sharp rally from late March, lifting U S stocks about 45 percent at peak. Surprising strong U S retail sales and employment data have boosted hopes the economy can recover from recession quickly while governments ease lockdowns.
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KU to renew mask policy for next year on campus
The EU Executive Policy Group led by Chancellor Douglas Gi rod authorizes mask use before a formal policy takes effect. The rule covers all faculty staff students affiliates and visitors in common areas or within six feet of others on campus. Violations by non students go to Human Resource Management. Campus units may request PPE via the KU Storeroom.
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KU Regents discuss tuition, costs and COVID funding
Regents presented 2023 24 budget details noting Edwards Campus fees rise offset by course fees and KU Medical Center campus fees at 421.77 per semester. Girod outlined $18 million in COVID related upkeep and $3.64 million plus $2 million in cost increases across campuses. The board debated funding shifts and a fall COVID testing policy while stressing in person classes and safety priorities.
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