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While Zoom previously encouraged people to turn on the waiting room feature, it's now enabling it by default as a way to help prevent "zoombombs."

The Treasury Department raised interest rates on its Paycheck Protection Program loans for small businesses and reduced their payback period.

The U.S. has asked banks to help it dole out at least $350 billion in loans to small businesses, part of the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus law.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Friday that health care must be at the "top of the list" in the next coronavirus rescue package.

More than 1 million Americans have been tested for the novel coronavirus. More than 200,000 have tested positive.

Advertiser information firm MediaRadar said it estimates broadcasters for the three U.S. sports leagues could lose nearly $1.3 billion.

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, with just four days until the state primary, called for a special legislative session on Saturday to cancel the in-person portion of voting in Tuesday's election.

World Health Organization officials cautioned Friday that more young people are becoming critically ill and dying due to COVID-19.

Automotive retailers are cutting executive pay and laying off or furloughing thousands of workers as U.S. auto sales plummet amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Developments around the coronavirus will be the catalyst for stocks in the week ahead, as investors await the onset of earnings season.

Members of the coronavirus task force hold a press briefing Friday hours after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called for another bill expanding on the $2 trillion package Congress passed last week.

A full 98% of Goldman Sachs employees are working remotely, CEO David Solomon said in an interview on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Thursday. Solomon says adopting more remote work policies post-pandemic would make the investment bank an "attractive" place to work.

Four U.S. senators sent a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook on Friday asking questions about the company's COVID-19 app and how it handles personal data.

Stocks fell to end another volatile week, pressured by a spike in coronavirus-related deaths in New York and a dismal U.S. jobs report.

Mexico's Grupo Modelo said on Thursday it will temporarily stop brewing Corona beer and other brands exported to 180 countries after its business activities were declared non-essential under a government order aimed at curbing the coronavirus.

The latest jobs report on Friday shone a light on the economic damage of the coronavirus crisis. Five experts weigh in on the economic fallout.

The company's annual shopping event has been postponed until at least August.

As working remotely becomes the norm during the coronavirus pandemic, people are upgrading and transforming their work from home stations. Here's what they're doing.

The DOT said airlines must provide refunds to travelers whose flights are canceled or significantly delayed amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The global outbreak of the coronavirus is creating significant challenges for leaders at organizations of all sizes. How leaders handle this crisis will almost certainly dictate whether your company will come out stronger on the other side.