We will move the following business and economics stories: + Silicon Valley perks up its ears for buzzy audio chat startup + Hard times for Boeing, long a symbol of American might + China exporters look inwards as virus hits overseas markets + The trader who called the 2020 oil crisis US-IT-lifestyle-communities-Clubhouse,FOCUS SAN FRANCISCO It's a secret, almost. But Silicon Valley is buzzing over a new audio-chat social network which is struggling to keep people out even as it hits an eye-popping value. 600 words by Julie Jammot. Picture Health-virus-US-aviation-politics-Boeing,FOCUS NEW YORK Faced with the calamitous fallout from the coronavirus on airline customers and the broader economy, Boeing found itself in an unfamiliar and uncomfortable position in March. The company, a longtime symbol of American industrial power, was unable to raise the funds to finance its business. 850 words by Luc Olinga China-trade-exports,FOCUS BEIJING Cancelled shipments, returned goods and a dearth of new orders have left China exporters in crisis as the coronavirus hits its trading partners worldwide -- accelerating a long-standing push towards domestic consumption. 700 words by Beiyi Seow. Picture. Video Commodities-energy-oil-price-climate,PROFILE LONDON French oil trader Pierre Andurand was catapulted into the spotlight this year after correctly betting that the deadly novel coronavirus would spark a sub-zero oil market collapse. 600 words by Benoit Pelegrin. File picture afp