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— Airlines including United, American and Southwest sold off across the board on Wednesday after the White House's somber coronavirus warning. White House officials on Tuesday evening warned that between 100,000 and 240,000 people could die in the U.S.
with COVID-19 fatalities peaking over the next couple weeks. Airlines, which have found themselves bruised amid a sharp pullback in travel, have seen their equity plunge throughout 2020. United, Alaska, American and Southwest Airlines on Wednesday fell 11.6%, 9%, 8.7% and 7.1%, respectively. They're down 68%, 61%, 61% and 38% since the start of 2020.
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