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"If we don't wear masks, we're going to have to shut down again," the Landry's CEO told CNBC. "Then we're going to really have an economic problem besides a lot of unhealthy, very sick people out there."

With the extra $600 per week in federal unemployment insurance set to expire at the end of July, policymakers grapple with how to stimulate the economy and help the 21 million Americans who are still unemployed.

With the stock market's sharp gains this quarter, traders are expecting more volatility as investors take gains from equities and move them into bonds.

The Arizona Department of Health reported nearly 3,600 additional Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, another record in additional daily cases, ahead of President Donald Trump's scheduled appearances.

The Nasdaq Composite rose to a fresh record on Tuesday with Apple leading major tech names higher.

Etsy shares are on a tear, climbing to a record as more people turn to the e-commerce site for coronavirus-related items.

"Even with the testing increasing or being flat, the number of people testing positive is accelerating faster than that," Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, a Republican, said last week.

Jeffrey Ubben has reportedly left ValueAct Capital to focus on sustainable investing full-time.

A federal judge in Detroit on Tuesday ordered the chief executives of automakers General Motors and Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV to meet by July 1 to try to resolve GM's racketeering lawsuit.

The White House is reportedly considering a massive overhaul at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as the Trump administration tries to pin blame on the agency for its bungled response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Early in the outbreak in the U.S., researchers said the virus appeared to be sparing young people while being particularly severe in the elderly and those with underlying health conditions.

The swing-state senator from Wisconsin has solid progressive credentials and has never lost an election.

Twitter is giving its U.S. employees Election Day off and offering global employees paid time off to vote in national elections, the company told employees Tuesday.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer and others lay out what they see ahead for stocks as the market recovers from an overnight drop.

A powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.4 struck the coast of southern Mexico on Tuesday, killing at least one person, buckling paved roads, and setting off a tsunami in nearby Pacific coastal areas.

The IRS said Tuesday that required minimum withdrawals that already have been taken this year can be reversed.

White House health advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said Tuesday that parts of the U.S. are beginning to see a "disturbing surge" in coronavirus infections.

Facebook announced it will discontinue sales of its entry-level Oculus Go headset as it focuses on its higher-end virtual-reality products.

Mercedes-Benz and Nvidia are partnering to develop the next-generation of the automaker's in-vehicle computing systems that will assist with remote, or over-the-air, updates and automated driving capabilities.

More than 700 U.S. cities plan to delay or cancel infrastructure projects after their responses to the coronavirus outbreak left budgets with unplugged holes.