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The number of borrowers in government and private sector coronavirus-related mortgage bailouts just fell by the largest weekly volume since these plans were put in place. There are, however, warning signs that the programs could swell again.

Eviction moratoriums nationwide are set to expire later this month, potentially thrusting tens of thousands of people into a housing crisis.

The U.K. government is about to lift compulsory self-isolation for travelers from low-risk destinations to England starting next week.

Intel is investing $253.5 million in Indian telco Jio Platforms in exchange for 0.39% of the company.

The Berlin-based company, which runs platforms for food delivery in 44 countries, said second-quarter orders rose 94% compared to a year earlier.

Fitch Ratings has downgraded a record 33 sovereign ratings in the first half of this year — more than in any given year in the past.

The coronavirus has now infected more than 10.84 million people around the world as of Friday morning, killing at least 520,785 people.

Jack Dorsey's Twitter has teased the option to edit tweets — but only if there is widespread use of face masks.

Alibaba has fired the head of its fast-growing livestreaming business for allegedly engaging in nepotism and accepting gifts, according to an internal memo seen by CNBC.

Lemonade more than doubled in value in its first day of trading on Thursday, a week after Chinese software company Agora did the same.

The move will neither deny those firms access to American capital markets nor hurt China's growth, said Peterson Institute for International Economics.

These luxury cabins are designed for groups of families and friends who want a safe and secluded holiday that is as posh as a resort – but without all the people.

Hong Kong is one of the world's densest cities. Public transit is often packed. There are even direct flights from Wuhan. Yet, the city managed to handle the outbreak with a combination of factors.

Initial public offerings (IPOs) in greater China jumped in the first half of this year, bucking the declines seen elsewhere due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.

NBC's Stephanie Ruhle, CNBC's Wilfred Frost, and Telemundo's Jose Diaz Balart anchor an hour of coverage tied to the economic crisis that's hitting millions of Americans because of the pandemic. They'll be joined by newsmakers and real Americans feeling the impact personally.

"The stock market is not a proxy for the economy, it's a proxy for big business," the "Mad Money" host said.

In a sign that the 2020 presidential campaign is finally getting underway in earnest, former Vice President Joe Biden appeared on camera Thursday to rebut President Donald Trump's characterization of the jobs report as "spectacular."

In April, with a Covid-19 outbreak spreading in the U.S., Tesla slashed employee pay and furloughed hourly workers. This week, Tesla HR informed employees reduced pay ended

Several ambassadors chosen by President Donald Trump shed assets amid warning signs that the coronavirus was rapidly spreading across the world.

"The data is showing there's a single mutation that makes the virus be able to replicate better and maybe have high viral loads," Fauci said in an interview.