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WHO is holding a briefing on the Covid-19 pandemic.

Southwest Airlines lost $915 million in the second quarter and warned that travel demand will be "depressed" until there's a coronavirus vaccine or treatment.

AMC will wait until August to reopen its movie theaters in the U.S., the company said Thursday.

AT&T's CEO John Stankey has promised moviegoers and movie theaters that "Tenet" will not skip out on its theatrical release.

Clayton's comments came after CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin asked if eye-popping rallies in stocks like Tesla are cause for alarm.

AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson still isn't hopping on the Tesla stock bandwagon a day after the company beat Wall Street expectations and reported a milestone fourth consecutive quarter of profitability.

The parent company of Ann Taylor and Loft, Ascena Retail Group, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Thursday morning, marking the latest apparel maker to be pushed to the brink during the coronavirus pandemic.

The ability to live broadcast Messenger Rooms calls could pose another threat to Zoom, which allows paid users to livestream video calls to services like Facebook, Google's YouTube and Amazon's Twitch.

The mayor of the U.S. city of Portland, Ted Wheeler, was stung by tear gas after he joined demonstrators protesting against racial injustice and police brutality.

A lot of consumers think home ownership is out of reach if they can't put their hands on 20% for a down payment. That is not the case.

Morgan Stanley's biotechnology analyst Matthew Harrison said 150,000 daily new coronavirus cases are possible in the fall without better control of the virus.

It sounds great: To solve your financial woes, you temporarily change your habits and hope that will result in more cash and better habits. Problem is, this approach can backfire and leave you worse off.

American Airlines swings to a quarterly loss as the coronavirus depressed demand, but it slashed its cash burn.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Twitter, AT&T, Blackstone, Tesla, Microsoft, and more.

With U.S.-China tensions in the headlines again, Strategic Wealth Partners's Mark Tepper says Apple and Nike could be most at risk in case of an escalation.

Many economists expect consumer prices will stay low despite trillions of dollars in government stimulus as unemployment remains near record-high levels and demand stalls.

Tesla will start to show "flaws in the growth story," according to Barclays auto analyst Brian Johnson, who has a $300 price target on the carmaker's stock.

The IEA's Fatih Birol has reportedly said he believes 2020 may come to be regarded as the worst year in the history of global oil markets.

The relationship between the U.S. and China may continue to worsen after the State Department ordered Beijing to close a consulate in Houston, making it "almost certain" the Asian country will retaliate, experts said on Thursday.

The coronavirus has infected more than 14.98 million people globally as of Wednesday, killing at least 617,415 people.