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France and Germany have a plan to address the dominance of American and Chinese cloud giants: Gaia X.

Rising bad loans are set to squeeze Chinese banks' margins and profits in the coming quarters, said analysts.

The discussions center on whether to deny visas to tens of millions of Chinese in what would be one of Washington's toughest actions yet in a widening feud with Beijing that some have likened to a new Cold War.

"If being sued by the State is what it takes to save lives in Atlanta, then we will see them in court," Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms said.

Financial advisor Tara Falcone offers tips on how to manage student loan debt during the coronavirus pandemic.

Ally Invest's Lindsey Bell sees growing risks in the market associated with the coronavirus and politics.

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The CDC added that it remains concerned about a number of elements of the companies' return-to-sailing plans, including failing to close self-serve buffets, gyms and salons.

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U.S. Attorney General William Barr blasted American tech giants Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Apple and Cisco as well as Hollywood for being "all too willing to collaborate with the Chinese Communist Party."

A sharp uptick in new cases has led a number of state governors to scale back their economic reopenings and prevent businesses like movie theaters from resuming operations.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday criticized the Trump Administration's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic.

"Being indoors, in close quarters, over long periods of time, is just a recipe for spread," Giroir said, adding that outdoor seating for restaurants and bars is "probably really safe."

Days after it laid off roughly a quarter of its corporate workforce, Macy's doled out $9 million in equity awards to six executives.

Donors to the Biden committees include James Murdoch, Steven Spielberg and Merck CEO Ken Frazier.

On Thursday, Netflix said in its second-quarter earnings release that safely restarting its productions is a top priority for the business.

The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would not step in to block a Florida law requiring those with felony convictions to pay fines before they may vote, potentially blocking about three-quarters of a million otherwise-eligible voters from the polls.

"We're making 20 times the amount of sanitizer in July as we did last year. It just gives you the sense of the demand that there is," said Laxman Narasimhan, CEO of Lysol maker Reckitt Benckiser.

The 20-year Netflix veteran will join current chief executive Reed Hastings in the role.