Why the coronavirus crisis is another cruel economic setback for millennials
(WorldNews Health)

SAN FRANCISCO — Nick Andersen packed up his life in Charleston, S.C., and headed south for a new job and a new start. On March 1, he signed a one-year lease on an apartment in Miami. Within two weeks of taking up his position at a financial software company, he was working from home. A month later, he wasn`t working at all. “It was a Monday night,” he says, describing a routine familiar to many of the more than 40 million Americans unemployed or furloughed during the coronavirus crisis. “I got an email for a Zoom meeting the next morning.” The bosses who had eagerly welcomed Andersen, 32, to the company just weeks earlier were now telling him he was being placed on “indefinite...