Shanghai Disneyland may have been able to reopen, but Disney could be on track to lose around $1 billion in earnings before interest and taxes each month from the rest of its parks being closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Many aspects of the new House $3 trillion coronavirus relief bill are not designed to get the economy moving again, Sen. Rob Portman told CNBC on Wednesday.
Five percent to 10% of pre-Covid-19 demand could be decimated permanently, as "lost store volume can't entirely be made up online," Wells Fargo retail analyst Ike Boruchow said.
Mobile payment apps are convenient and easy to use, but may pose a scam threat to unsuspecting Americans amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to AARP.
The hackers have been caught attempting to "identify and illicitly obtain valuable intellectual property" and public-health data related to coronavirus research, according to the U.S. government.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding his daily press conference on the Covid-19 outbreak, which has infected more than 338,400 people across the state as of Wednesday.
It will be a summer "like no other," the European Commission said Wednesday, as the institution unveiled new guidelines on how the tourist industry should reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Trump said to be wary of "rich guys" using their platform to comment negatively about stocks, when they tend to profit from betting against the market.
Online grocery delivery is seeing exceptional growth amid the coronavirus. Over the last few weeks, Instacart says, customer order volume has increased more than 500% year-over-year. But after the pandemic recedes, will demand for these online services stick?
Bob Diamond, former Barclays CEO and Colby College trustee, told CNBC that the school could delay the start of the fall semester to ensure in-person classes take place.
Widespread testing will be critical to boosting the confidence of the public to return to work and to detecting and preventing a resurgence of the virus as states ease restrictions.
The cases concern whether voters in the Electoral College, the body that officially elects the president, have a constitutional right to buck the will of their state popular vote.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have proposed "The Pandemic Anti-Monopoly Act," which would "stop large corporations from exploiting the pandemic to engage in harmful mergers."
Scientists warned that billions of people could be forced to endure "unliveable" circumstances by 2070 if decisive action is not taken to halt climate change.