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"We have to wait until we have a very clear pathway to success," Junior's Cheesecake owner Alan Rosen said.

Even once the stay-at-home order is lifted, Newsom said society won't snap back to normal.

"If he wants a fight he's not going to get it from me. Period," Cuomo said at a press conference Tuesday, adding that Trump is "wrong on the law"

Since the coronavirus outbreak began, digital news outlets of newspapers and TV news have seen their readership soar. But there's an issue, Tracy de Groose of Newsworks tells CNBC how the brand safety mechanisms that have been put in place over the last few years are causing publishers problems.

New Jersey Devils star PK Subban said he's hosting a new hockey trivia game and trying to stay in shape as NHL season is on pause due to coronavirus.

Amazon told members of its affiliates program that it will cut commission rates beginning April 21.

As the nation's leaders contemplate how to reopen the economy, survivors of the virus could hold the key, but there's no road map for recovery.

Shares of Procter & Gamble rose 2% in extended trading Tuesday after the company raised its dividend and moved up its earnings report.

Members of the coronavirus task force are expected to hold a press briefing Tuesday amid signs that the curve is flattening in some hard-hit areas.

NBCUniversal is considering moving up the nationwide launch date for its Peacock subscription video service. Peacock is scheduled to launch for everyone on July 15. Comcast Xfinity subscribers will have access to Peacock's library of TV shows and movies starting Wednesday.

J.C. Penney has approached consulting firm AlixPartners as the U.S. retailer looks at options for managing its debt, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people with knowledge of the matter.

A discussion about the latest market-moving news, including an improving coronavirus outlook and the start of the earnings season.

Stocks jumped, resuming the market's sharp rebound from last month's lows, as investors grew more optimistic about the coronavirus outlook.

Stocks got a boost as investors cheered the apparent progress on the coronavirus front.

Earnings season is kicking off as companies share how the coronavirus pandemic has weighed on their results, but CNBC's Jim Cramer says it's separating winners from losers.

Millions of Americans are hoping for some financial relief from those one-time government payments that are just starting to be sent out. However, one loophole could prevent individuals with outstanding debts from getting that money. Some officials are calling for that to change.

Obama endorsed his two-term vice president, Joe Biden, in the 2020 presidential election against President Donald Trump.

Ten days after banks began accepting loan applications from small businesses hurting from the coronavirus pandemic, Israel Shaked was still trying to file his request. "The process is very, very lengthy," he said.

A new reality for retailers includes temporarily shuttered storefronts and steep sales declines. Part of that equation is a more complex issue: Handling shoppers' returns.

Many banks are offering customers a break on their monthly obligation, and most consumers who ask for one are successful.