Virus Throws Millions More Out of Work, and Washington Struggles to Keep Pace
| By PATRICIA COHEN and TIFFANY HSU Jobless claims now exceed 16 million as shutdowns from the coronavirus pandemic widen and problems with getting benefits persist. | | | By JIM TANKERSLEY Federal efforts to keep businesses operating and workers employed have so far failed to stop the bleeding as the coronavirus tears through the economy in devastating ways. | | | By JANE BRADLEY Developing nations in Latin America and Africa cannot find enough materials and equipment to test for coronavirus, partly because the United States and Europe are outspending them. | | |
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