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This is the Real Vision Daily Briefing.

I'm Ash Bennington in New York, joined shortly by Robert Leonard from the millennial investing

podcast.

But first, with today's stories, Peter Cooper.

Thanks, Ash.

Just as many American consumers are cash-strapped

and are seeking ways to preserve cash,

so are businesses.

Mom and pop shops all the way up to mega-corps.

Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business and without it it cannot

endure regardless of whether the economy is in a recessionary or

expansionary period. So in what ways are businesses holding on to as much

cash as they can right now.

The airline industry is unquestionably one of those sectors that is hurting the most,

and consumers are finding that receiving a refund for trips canceled months ago is becoming increasingly difficult.

According to Airlines Reporting Corp, U.S. travel agencies have already issued more than $1 billion

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