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Wednesday, 27 May 2020

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The Daily Money: How wineries are surviving the coronavirus pandemic

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Wednesday, May 27

It's Wednesday, Daily Money readers. Brett Molina is back to deliver the latest Money and Tech headlines.

Americans love their wine, especially during the coronavirus pandemic. Nielsen reports wine sales for the week ending May 9 were up 267%. Part of the reason is wineries are finally adopting a practice they've resisted for years: selling more wine online.

Meanwhile, the markets have been on the upswing, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average poised to cross 25,000. As the economy attempts to recover from the pandemic, will stocks' upward momentum continue?

Streaming fans will find yet another option for watching TV shows and movies today, with the launch of HBO Max. The good news? You can stream shows like "Friends," "The Big Bang Theory," and "Game of Thrones." The bad news? You can't use the app if you own a Roku or Amazon streaming device, for now.

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Brett Molina, Money/Tech editor

Jesse Cierly stocks a tasting bar shelf with bottles of wine at the Francis Ford Coppola Winery in Geyserville, Calif. The winery has been closed the past two months because of the coronavirus threat and is preparing to reopen to visitors.

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With revenue from tasting rooms and restaurants drying up during the COVID-19 pandemic, wineries are spiriting their business onto the internet.

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Tuesday, 26 May 2020

Posted by Unknown - 06:18

The Daily Money: Clashes over wearing masks erupt during pandemic

The Daily Money

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Tuesday, May 26

Happy Tuesday, Daily Money readers, It's Brett Molina here with your post-Memorial Day headlines in Money and Tech.

The coronavirus pandemic has ushered in one of the biggest changes to our everyday lives: the need to wear masks when visiting public places. Many local governments require them, and as businesses ease restrictions, more social clashes over when to wear masks have erupted.

The crisis has also upended how we spend our money. For example, many parents are saving money on child care, but are spending a lot more on groceries. As one mom put it: "My kids eat all the time!"

Finally, are you applying to new jobs following a layoff caused by coronavirus? Here's how to explain it to hiring managers.

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Brett Molina, Money/Tech editor