Amazon.com Inc. is telling employees to cut back on non-essential U.S. travel because of the COVID-19 coronavirus, widening a similar ban on travel to China, according to a media report. Citing an Amazon spokesman, CNBC on Friday reported that Amazon is asking employees to hold off on planning meetings that require travel until at least the end of April. Shares of Amazon were down 2.1% at $1,845 in recent activity, while the S&P 500 Index was down 2.6%. Read More...
Amazon.com Inc. is telling employees to cut back on non-essential U.S. travel because of the COVID-19 coronavirus, widening a similar ban on travel to China, according to a media report. Citing an Amazon spokesman, CNBC on Friday reported that Amazon is asking employees to hold off on planning meetings that require travel until at least the end of April. Shares of Amazon were down 2.1% at $1,845 in recent activity, while the S&P 500 Index was down 2.6%.
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