Most funding from the United States goes directly out to the program that helps countries all over the world in "all sorts of fragile and difficult settings," one WHO official says.
United's new CEO, Scott Kirby, says he is open to working with unions to potentially have workers scheduled for fewer hours in order to avoid furloughs.
Video game publisher Take-Two Interactive is surging into Wednesday afternoon's earnings report, and options traders are betting on even more gains to come.
President Trump threatened to withhold funding from Michigan for expanding its mail-in voting services in an effort to avoid crowded polling centers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Clubhouse doesn't yet have a website and only counts about 1,500 users, but it's generating buzz for bringing celebrities together with venture capitalists.
The 60-page document comes weeks after some states announced that they would lift stay-at-home orders and would begin reopening parts of their economies.
Sen. Mitch McConnell said in April he would be in favor of allowing states to declare bankruptcy as the coronavirus pandemic drained tax revenues. States can't declare bankruptcy and credit agencies say they are are nowhere near it, but some lawyers have argued for it in the past.
A new report has suggested that alternating strict measures with intervals of relaxed social distancing could be a more effective way of slowing the spread of Covid-19 than indefinite or milder lockdowns.
Apple paid Sony about $70 million for 15 years of streaming rights to the Tom Hanks film "Greyhound," which cost about $50 million to make, according to sources familiar.