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A plunge in fuel prices will only hurt demand for new planes, analysts say.

Amazon is funding two projects that are working to restore or conserve forests in the northeastern U.S.

Health experts and business CEOs have said there needs to be a big increase in coronavirus testing before companies and social settings start reopening.

The state is grappling with the worst outbreak in the U.S. with more than 253,311 of the nation's 787,960 cases.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Coca-Cola, Travelers, Philip Morris, and Lockheed.

Dow futures point to another sharp decline at Tuesday's open as longer-term U.S. oil futures start to deteriorate.

There are a number of things to take into account when deciding if you should roll over your 401(k) from a former employer.

Hundreds of phishing emails landed in people's inboxes inviting them to click on a link that takes them to what looks like a furlough claim website.

The Chinese tech giant's revenues were up around 1.4% in the first quarter, compared to a 39% increase in the same period last year.

Spain's daily death toll has risen slightly from Monday; meanwhile, Singapore's partial lockdown, known as the "circuit breaker," has been extended to June 1.

"The potential for prices to go lower is very likely" and markets could see a repeat of negative oil prices next month, analysts told CNBC.

In a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, 58 percent want election rules changed permanently.

Hedge fund investor Anthony Scaramucci on Tuesday refuted reports that Citibank has cut ties with his investment firm. He said Citi issued a "sell" on SkyBridge's flagship fund.

Seoul and Washington are currently negotiating a mechanism specifying how both countries share the costs of stationing some 28,500 American troops in South Korea as a deterrent to Pyongyang.

Generally, many emerging markets don't have the capacity to effectively contain the outbreak while limiting the economic hit on businesses and households, said Robert Kahn, director of global strategy and global macro at Eurasia Group.

Workers at Ferrari are signing up en masse for voluntary coronavirus screening so they can return to work as soon as possible in an ambitious scheme that could serve as a blueprint for manufacturers desperate to resume production.

Love them or hate them, cruises may soon look very different.

Germany has appeared to navigate its coronavirus outbreak relatively smoothly, with widespread testing and contact tracing. Perhaps, then, it's time to look to the country for how best to lift the lockdown too.

The president partly attributed the suspension, which he said will enact by executive order, to an "attack from the Invisible Enemy."

The partnership with Starbucks marks Beyond Meat's entry into the Chinese market.