idled
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of Idle
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And now China’s auto market — already struggling with weaker demand and less-generous EV subsidies — is reeling from the coronavirus that has idled factories and stores.
As oil prices have stayed below $40/bbl, a vast majority of E&P companies have lost money and, consequently, idled their rigs or filed for bankruptcy.
Coast-to-coast, the economy is in critical condition with workers idled at Boeing, General Motors, Ford, GE, Marriott and Macy's.
China’s idled factories and the restrictions on travel in Asia and beyond are dampening demand for crude oil, whose prices took their sharpest drop since early January.
Cargill said it has not laid off employees, but has temporarily idled its second shift operation.
By the end of October, the 15+ day idled segment will be dropping to just ~10 million bbls with the 30-day+ segment likely wiped out.