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"Nothing's off the table," David Stilwell, assistant secretary of State for the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, said when asked whether the U.S. would consider using sanctions to rein in China.

"Something happened in mid-June that we're now confronting right now," Redfield said. "And it's not as simple as just saying it was related to timing of reopening or not reopening."

Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan said the U.S. economic growth will accelerate next year as the country rebounds from the coronavirus crisis.

The Trump administration has been critical of Beijing's recent decision to pass a sweeping national security law aimed at limiting Hong Kong's autonomy and banning literature critical of the Chinese Communist Party.

Parking lots, of all places, are turning into bigger sources of revenue for some mall owners during the coronavirus pandemic. They're hosting drive-in movie theaters, food venues and more.

Organizers of the Republican National Convention are considering holding the event outdoors as coronavirus cases skyrocket in Florida.

The Trump administration has rescinded a rule that would have required international students to transfer schools or leave the country if their colleges hold classes entirely online this fall because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Stocks rose on Tuesday as investors added exposure to some of the more cyclical names in the market while Big Tech underperformed.

JPMorgan's and Wells Fargo's earnings reports illustrate the two sides of banking during the pandemic, market watchers say.

The Trump administration has increasingly disregarded advice from its top scientific advisors on Covid-19, with Trump himself calling the CDC's guidelines on school reopenings too cumbersome and expensive.

Biden aims to create jobs that pay at least $15 an hour during an overhaul of American roads, bridges and trains, along with the energy grid.

Vox was 40% off its revenue forecast for the second quarter and plans to miss its full-year target by 25%, sources say.

Delta has aggressively pursued investments in foreign airlines but the pandemic has hurt air travel, particularly abroad.

JPMorgan has the world's biggest Wall Street bank by revenue, a business that helped it capture opportunities created by the response to the pandemic.

Amid one of the worst public health crises in history, a record number of laid-off Americans have lost their health insruance. Here's what you can do to get covered.

Moderna will begin its late-stage trial testing a potential vaccine to prevent Covid-19 on July 27, according to a posting published Tuesday on ClinicalTrials.gov.

As the coronavirus was spreading in China, a small biopharma company, NanoViricides, claimed it was close to clinical trials for a treatment. A CNBC investigation found the 15-year-old company has never tested a product in humans or made any revenue.

Gian Perez thought he had finally "made it" – he landed a job on Broadway in a new musical. Then coronavirus hit. Now, he's back in Michigan, living on unemployment and trying to stay productive. This profile is part of CNBC's "College Voices 2020" series.

Congress looks to pass a coronavirus relief bill as millions of Americans are set to lose the $600 per week federal unemployment benefit.

Uncle Sam is canceling stimulus payments that have been made to deceased individuals, according to the IRS. As many as 1.1 million payments, totaling about $1.4 billion, were paid to dead people, the Government Accountability Office found.