A friend takes the TTC to work every day. They didn't want him taking the bus so they gave him a smart phone with an Uber app that the company pays for. The TTC does a good job of cleaning their vehicles and every other seat is taped off so it can't be used so there's proper spacing. I'm not so sure he'll be safer in a stranger's car.
sciloverAs much as it’s troublesome…. I can’t blame them as so many people use the subways daily, if one person is infected, he/she can pass it to everyone on the subway. Better safe than sorry I suppose.
The order has already been rescinded, floor traders can once again take transit to the NYSE, this was done either two weeks ago or last week.
Captain Cinderdickand why does NYSE still have floor traders when everything is done on a computer
This might be the beginning of the end to the NYSE trading floor. Nasdaq has been fully electronic from its start in 1971.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-nyse-will-reopen-the-trading-floor-11589487300
According to the Artical Employees of NYSE and Member Firms will not be allowed into building if caught using the subway...Ok then where do u park 300 cars and the cost of a limo ride from the Hamptons/Berkshires..and why does NYSE still have floor traders when everything is done on a computer
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