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Processing delays may be skewing the numbers.

Some experts say America needs to perform 20 million to 30 million tests a day to begin getting the economy back to normal. One estimate says it will cost up to $500 billion over time for a program of widespread testing, contact tracings and data aggregation.

Major retailers, psychologists and the nation's top grocery worker union say they anticipate a heightened need for therapy and other services, as people cope with the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic.

Millions of Americans may have had their coronavirus stimulus payments held up by glitches if they were customers of tax preparation services, according to a new report. Here's why those payments could have been delayed, and what one major tax preparation service is saying about the issue.

General Electric and Ford Motor will produce 50,000 ventilators for the U.S. government under the Defense Production Act for $336 million, federal officials announced Thursday.

Stocks rose slightly, led by tech, as Wall Street grappled with more concerns over the coronavirus outbreak and dismal economic data.

The U.S. Army is offering an initial investment of $100,000 to innovators with plans to rapidly develop ventilators amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Some say that the IRS Get My Payment tool has incorrect bank account information they can't update, while others say that it locked them out of the system completely.

"There are places and are segments of our society and economy that we can open up safely," Rep. Greg Murphy, R-N.C., said Thursday.

The Starz app has seen a 44% jump in average viewership since people have been forced to stay home due to the coronavirus outbreak. The app has seen a 142% increase in new customers since the stay-at-home orders began.

Business Roundtable President and CEO Joshua Bolten discussed what is needed for businesses to reopen on "Power Lunch."

Nothing can compare to the crushing economic tsunami created by the coronavirus pandemic, but in the housing market, there are some parallels to natural disasters.

Stocks are coming off a major sell-off on Tuesday from dismal earnings and economic data.

The coronavirus pandemic has left millions of Americans concerned about their ability to pay their bills and many are considering bankruptcy. CNBC Make It spoke to experts about the steps you should take before you file.

Williams said the Fed now has to make sure its moves perform as they are intended.

The discourse among CEOs and elected officials has turned to when the economy can be reopened.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday announced that the company will allow its employees to work from home through the summer and it will not host any large events through June 2021.

The NBA will use Azure to provide new interactive features for its website and online apps. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella spoke to CNBC about the deal.

The coronavirus pandemic is hitting the markets and the economy, as well as disrupting your daily life. Here are steps you can take to ensure the resulting emotions don't lead you into making a big mistake with your investments.

Some businesses are still weighing whether to adopt changes that give participants easier access to their 401(k), while other plans have paused company contributions to workers' accounts.