PGA Tour Nick Watney's Whoop band first alerted him that he may have symptoms related to coronavirus. Now the Tour has teamed up with the wearable fitness tracker to provide it to all golfers and caddies.
Apple store re-closings are significant because the company's stores tend to be in important shopping centers and malls, and can be seen as an indicator of how smoothly retail operations can re-open in the United States.
A federal appeals court ordered a judge to dismiss the criminal case against Michael Flynn, who briefly served as President Trump's first national security advisor.
The Trump administration will end federal funding for 13 community-based coronavirus testing sites by the end of June as part of a previously announced plan.
Many Americans have started collecting unemployment benefits through a program meant for the long-term jobless. These workers may be in a tougher spot relative to others who can't find a job.
As coronavirus cases surge in Florida, more than 7,000 people have signed an online petition urging Disney and government officials to reconsider the opening of Disney World next month.
A second delay for Tax Day isn't entirely out of the picture. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told Bloomberg on Tuesday that a delay beyond July 15 is "something we may consider."
"We're thrilled to join Apple," the company said in a blog post. An Apple spokeswoman confirmed the acquisition. Deal terms were not immediately available.
As part of its 2020 Initial Quality Study, J.D. Power found Tesla owners reported more problems in their first 90 days of ownership than the other 31 U.S. auto brands included in the study.
As Congress gets ready to consider another stimulus package, President Donald Trump said this week that stimulus checks could be a part of the mix. But Americans would first have to wait for political negotiations and another deployment of payments.
Clean energy and digitalization programs are expected to push average annual growth demand for copper up by 2.5% this decade, which could drive consumption toward 30 million tons by 2030.
Major employers expect that close to 50% of their workforce will be back in the office in September, according to the recent CNBC survey of technology and financial executives.
Amy McGrath has a slight edge in a challenge from state Rep. Charles Booker. In New York, House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Eliot Engel is behind progressive newcomer Jamaal Bowman.
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