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Business news during Lockdown Netflix Netflix has seen subscriber numbers surge this year. Almost 16 million people created accounts in the first three months of the year, the firm said. That is nearly double the number of new sign-ups it saw in the final months of 2019. Assam’s tea industry Assam's 180-year-old tea industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus lockdown and is staring at a massive revenue loss, according to an industry expert. The state's tea gardens employ around lakhs of workers; they had to close on March 22 but were allowed to resume operations in mid-April with a maximum of 50 per cent of their workforce. Source: Google Images Oil shock The benchmark price of US oil futures, which had never dropped below $10 a barrel in its nearly 40-year history, plunged to a previously unthinkable minus $38 a barrel. In just a few months, the coronavirus pandemic has destroyed so much fuel demand, leaving the United States with so much oil there was nowhere to put it. Source: Google Images Unemployment PM Narendra Modi announced a lockdown on March 24 to contain the spread of coronavirus. However, the lockdown was extended as the Covid-19 positive cases continued to rise in the country. As the lockdown halted businesses, many have since been left jobless. Not only in India, in the United States, 26 million people have become unemployed. Source: Google Images Protecting ambitious takeovers India plans to fast track the review of some investment proposals China following concerns new screening rules could hit plans of companies and investors, to avoid opportunistic takeovers during the coronavirus outbreak Source: Google Images Financial aid for small businesses Union Minister for Road Transport & Highways Nitin Gadkari said that the government has prepared a financial aid of Rs 1 lakh crore for reviving the micro, small and medium enterprises that have been hit hard due to the coronavirus lockdown. Source: Google Images Confusion on new guidelines Shops selling non-essential items remained shut in the national capital as shopkeepers sought more clarity on a Central government order allowing them to operate during the lockdown period with some restrictions. Officials in the national capital also said they are awaiting fresh guidelines for shopkeepers in Delhi from the city government Source: Google Images Some shops opened The Delhi government on Saturday reiterated an order issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) concerning shops that are now being allowed to open for business starting April 25. MHA had permitted certain shops to reopen, provided that they follow social distancing norms along with safety precautions. Source: Google Images Zoom’s massive success As the coronavirus pandemic has forced millions around the world to stay in their homes, the 9-year- old platform has emerged as the go-to service for not only virtual meetings and classroom lessons, becoming one of the highest-downloaded app on the Internet. Source: Google Images
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