New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding his daily press conference on the COVID-19 outbreak, which has infected more than 67,300 people in the state as of Wednesday.
Companies are providing private online fitness classes, entertainment packages for children, and psychotherapy sessions. One business is even delivering wine to employees for a virtual tasting session over video call.
JPMorgan also said it was improving the ways it takes in employee complaints, bolstering hiring programs, and simplifying how customers find products and services.
Seattle Seahawks star QB Russell Wilson, his wife Ciara and private jet company Wheels Up start a meal donation effort with Feeding America as coronavirus layoffs lead to a spike in hunger.
While the restaurant industry sees sales plunge, pizza chains Papa John's and Domino's Pizza are expecting positive same-store sales growth during the first quarter.
The retailer is sending infrared thermometers to all stores, clubs and facilities and will roll them out first at distribution centers and in coronavirus hotspots.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Tuesday that America's elections systems will likely move toward "vote by mail" to give citizens a safe way to elect their lawmakers amid the deadly coronavirus outbreak.
Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates says the coronavirus pandemic is forcing some of his climate change work to the back burner, but the work being done fighting the coronavirus is also paving the way for future climate change work in productive ways.
The gains came before the coronavirus shut down much of the economy and the housing market. Now there are forecasts that home values will weaken significantly.
"I think a lot of people are trying to get clever and time the market," Bank of America vice chairman Keith Banks told CNBC. "You tend to do the wrong thing at the wrong time."
Therapeutics company Celularity is awaiting permission from the FDA to test whether a new cell therapy that boosts immunity could be effective against COVID-19. It has been used for cancer treatments.