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The program championed by Jared Kushner drew heat for its methods, but its impending end as a conduit for most medical supplies could mean less PPE for Covid-19 responders.

Check out the companies making headlines after the bell.

Researchers at the University of Albany's School of Public Health analyzed more than 1,400 medical records of hospitalized patients with Covid-19 across 25 hospitals in the New York metro area.

The biggest U.S. mall owner Simon Property Group said Monday that it plans to have roughly 50% of its properties reopened again within the next week.

The Dow fell 109 points, or 0.5, to close at 24,221.99.

The U.S. Navy reported on Monday a total of 2,162 confirmed cases of the coronavirus.

The Nasdaq Composite climbed for a sixth straight session on Monday as shares of major technology companies added to their rally.

Serological, or antibody, tests can indicate whether a person has had Covid-19, even if they were asymptomatic.

The new precaution comes days after two staffers close to President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence tested positive for the coronavirus.

By moving his company and his home to Nevada or Texas, Elon Musk could save billions in income taxes

A conversation about the latest market-moving news, including new coronavirus cases being reported in Japan and Singapore.

Testing has become a sore subject for Trump and his administration, which is struggling to ramp up availability as states across the country begin to reopen for business.

The 2020 election season heats up Tuesday with the first competitive House special elections since the pandemic began.

Many Americans want more help from the federal government, and some lawmakers say it is too expensive. Now the Trump administration is reportedly considering letting workers take Social Security benefits early in exchange for reduced payments later.

There were an additional 5,293 deaths that weren't previously identified as confirmed or probable coronavirus cases that "might have been directly or indirectly attributable to the pandemic," the CDC says.

"Certainly, there have been some reported cases of putative relapse, so, people who have fallen sick again," said Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO's emergencies program.

"The forces that will bring about inflation are aligning," Chetan Ahya, chief Asia economist at Morgan Stanley, said in a note.

Choice Hotels CEO Patrick Pacious told CNBC that some areas of travel are starting to bounce back.

Several countries that have lifted coronavirus restrictions and reopened businesses have seen jumps in coronavirus cases, underscoring the "challenges that may lie ahead," the World Health Organization warned Monday.

Some executives expressed cautious optimism on earnings calls, suggesting that things were starting to look up in April after an alarming drop-off in March. But all warned that it will be a long slog before their businesses return to normal.