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Without mentioning the Untied States by name, the WHO officials indicated that they are worried about the country's current surge in coronavirus cases.

Landry's CEO Tilman Fertitta discussed the issues facing restaurants and other businesses as economic reopenings are paused or rolled back across the country on CNBC's "Power Lunch."

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro tested positive for the coronavirus Tuesday, shortly after the presidential palace said he had been displaying symptoms associated with the disease.

Walmart confirmed in February that it plans to roll out a subscription-based program called Walmart+, but it hasn't revealed details.

A complete recovery "will likely take some time," Levi & Strauss Co. CEO Chip Bergh said.

Stocks trended lower into the close Tuesday as the tech rally lost steam. Three experts break down what to watch now.

As the coronavirus pandemic is preventing many fans from attending live sports, Japanese company Yamaha is testing out a new remote cheering project. Fans can show their support through the press of a button and it gets amplified into the stadiums.

NASA and Boeing are hoping to re-fly a key test of the Starliner spacecraft later this year, but a launch date has not yet been chosen.

Black American consumers are hoping to make the financial and economic community pay attention Tuesday by using the power of purse.

Faced with a dearth of government rules, corporations are mandating their own face mask policies to protect customers and staff from Covid-19.

The cruise industry faces a challenging task: convincing customers and regulators that it's safe to go on a cruise again.

Many college students were disappointed this summer when their internships were canceled due to coronavirus. Here are a few tips for how students can adapt — and thrive — during these extraordinary times. This is part of CNBC's "College Voices 2020" series, which will publish every Tuesday and Thursday.

Investors around the globe were buying bonds backed by a notorious mafia in Italy for four years, The Financial Times reported.

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"I don't think it should be a surprise if the deaths start to rise again. It will be very unfortunate but it may happen."

The trip to Florida comes as the state reports a steady surge of coronavirus cases, which challenges Trump's push to reopen the U.S. economy.

For many, Social Security benefits are the backbone of their retirement income. But the system's trust funds could be at greater risk of running out due to the economic downturn. Here's what experts are saying, and what that means for those hoping to retire.

President Donald Trump, joined by first lady Melania Trump, is expected to address on Tuesday reopening schools in the fall as state and local officials struggle with spikes in the number of confirmed coronavirus cases nationwide.

Billionaires, country clubs, private jet companies and Kanye West all received millions in government funding under the Paycheck Protection Program, according to filings.

Trump's ally Roger Stone was convicted of lying to Congress about efforts to get information from WikiLeaks about emails stolen by Russian agents from the head of Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign.