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A U.S. fighter plane crashed off the coast of northeast England on Monday, sparking a search and rescue operation for the pilot in the North Sea.

The coronavirus has infected more than 7.9 million people globally, and killed at least 433,066.

An Atlanta police officer was fired following the fatal shooting of a black man and another officer was placed on administrative duty, the police department announced early Sunday.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has connected the U.S.' handling of the coronavirus crisis with the widespread civil unrest and anti-racism protests in the country, according to Russian media reports.

Bernard Looney, chief executive of BP, said the coronavirus outbreak "increasingly looks as if it will have an enduring economic impact."

North Korea's recent proclamations of aggression must be viewed against the country's frustration with what it sees as failed diplomacy, said an expert on Monday.

People must be vigilant as the U.S. braces for a second virus wave — or the health-care system could be under stress again, says William Schaffner of the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.

Currently, companies listed in the U.S. can have a secondary listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. But, before the latest rule change, they could not be included in the benchmark HSI.

After handing down the verdict, Judge Rainelda Estacio-Montesa said freedom of the press could not be used as a "shield."

India trails behind the U.S., Brazil and Russia, with cumulative infection numbers over 320,000, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

As the U.S. economy makes further progress in recovering from the harsh blow of the coronavirus pandemic, certain industries are showing signs of recovery.

Activist hedge fund Elliott Management used to make its living forcing little-known enterprise software companies to sell themselves. Now, with more than $40 billion under management, Elliott is agitating for change at some of the world's largest companies.

Small-business owners who were able to get into the Paycheck Protection Program early have a new worry: They are running out of money, and they're a long way from recovering their revenues.

National Securities' Art Hogan sees the market rally taking a necessary breather due to overbought conditions.

As states such as Florida and Texas further reopen, the conference industry is trying to bounce back, with some centers preparing to host events as soon as next month.

Scott is leading a group of GOP senators on police reform amid national protests over the killing of George Floyd and other black people by the police..

Financial advisors tell CNBC that TikTok is a good way for young people to get information, but warn that content creators could be glossing over important topics.

For developers who have nicknamed the Apple WWDC conference "Dub Dub," a significant draw is the opportunity to receive detailed technical help with their current projects after the keynote ends. This year, instead of one-on-one time with Apple employees, they'll be watching recorded videos, applying for videoconferencing spots, and asking questions on Apple's developer forums.

Many families are debating if they will return to New York due to the coronavirus pandemic, which could open up several spots at the city's elite private schools.

Tensions aren't new in transatlantic relations. The reason to act more decisively now is the historic moment, a new era of major power competition that will define the years ahead.