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Abbott plans to ship nearly 30 million tests this month and will have the capacity to ship 60 million tests in June.

Sixty-five percent of women said they will not feel safe trying on clothes in dressing rooms, due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to a survey by retail predictive analytics company First Insight.

The Treasury secretary told CNBC the administration is unfazed with the historic levels of government spending thanks to the nation's very low interest rates.

The pandemic could cast a long shadow, permanently changing how companies spend money, sell goods and run their businesses.

Under Armour reported a sales decline of 23% during its first quarter as its business took a blow from the coronavirus pandemic.

Ventilators are a pricey piece of equipment for cash-strapped rural hospitals. But, what could spell financial ruin for many facilities is the loss of a big chunk of their annual revenue. Will rural hospitals go bankrupt buying ventilators?

"An auto company's top priority right now is simple: survive," said auto analyst Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley.

Paul Tudor Jones said Monday that he believes Wall Street could be witnessing the historic "birthing of a store of value" through bitcoin.

Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson is preparing to sell up to $504.5 million of his stake in space tourism company Virgin Galactic.

Millions of small business owners have not received government loans under the CARES Act. Many are bootstrapping, crowdfunding and deferring mortgage payments to stay afloat.

Bitcoin faces a key technical event Monday known as the "halving." Industry insiders are debating what effect it might have on the market.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include AMC, Cardinal Health, Marriott, Under Armour, and more.

The CARES Act provides relief measures for cash-strapped borrowers, including breaks on mortgages and student loan payments. But it will take firm federal oversight to ensure consumers benefit, said consumer advocate Richard Cordray, former director of the CFPB.

Stock futures dropped Monday after the Dow logged back-to-back gains and the Nasdaq advanced every day last week.

The price action of high-yield corporate bonds will signal to investors when the bear market triggered by the coronavirus pandemic is truly at its bottom, according to Longview Economics.

With "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer's "Covid-19 Index" up more than 7% in a week, two traders pick the stocks they would bet on in the group.

Cosmetics maker Coty said it had agreed to sell a majority stake in its professional beauty and retail hair businesses, including Wella and Clairol brands, to investment firm KKR in a deal valued at $4.3 billion.

Thousands of visitors streamed into Shanghai Disneyland on Monday for the first time in three months as the Chinese park became the first reopened by Walt Disney after the coronavirus pandemic brought the Magic Kingdom to a standstill.

China could find itself having to write off massive loans as countries that owe Beijing money under its massive infrastructure project struggle with mounting debts.