CNBC Top Stories

General Motors said the salaries will be deferred as the automaker attempts to save cash during the coronavirus crisis.

Slack and Teams have been competing for three years. It's not clear when the integration will become available.

Check out the companies making headlines after the bell.

Total worldwide debt is expected to continue growing over the coming months, despite having just climbed to a fresh all-time high. Given the three previous waves of global debt accumulation have all ended with financial crises, CNBC's Sam Meredith takes a look at the risks associated with the latest build-up.

Many retailers are using their knowledge and supplier base to do what they can to fill the void in personal protective equipment.

"If you use these funds to rehire those employees ... then you qualify," Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen told CNBC.

Intel emerges as a top pick with two traders as semiconductor stocks surge on some analyst upgrades and a notably positive day for the broader stock market.

Lululemon announced Thursday fiscal fourth-quarter results that topped expectations, as its same-store sales surged 20% during the period.

It takes just a few minutes to get the hang of Zoom. Features like virtual backgrounds and a cleanup of your appearance can make for a fun experience.

Stocks surged for a third straight day on Thursday as investors shrugged off the release of record-breaking initial jobless claims.

Klobuchar, who dropped out of the Democratic presidential primary race in early March, said her husband "was just released & is now recovering at home!"

Members of President Donald Trump's coronavirus task force hold a press briefing Thursday as lawmakers try to finalize the economic stimulus bill.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to hold a press conference on the coronavirus outbreak that has infected more than 21,300 people in the city.

Federal prosecutors wanted to criminally charge Walmart, the world's biggest retailer, over the company's opioid sales to customers, but top Trump administration law enforcement officials killed that effort, a new bombshell report says.

The CARES Act, which is expected to get final congressional approval on Friday, includes a $350 billion loan program for small businesses that need cash to meet payroll and other obligations. Here's how it will work.

It might be premature to declare the bear market dead, but Thursday's action sure checked off some important boxes.

Stocks achieved their third days of gains on Thursday, with investors looking past the release of record-breaking initial jobless claims.

The virus has infected an additional 100,000 people around the world since Tuesday.

The Dow rallied for a third straight day — despite a sharp jobless claims increase — as investors cheered the Senate passing a massive stimulus bill.

Gilead Sciences has temporarily stopped granting patients access to remdesivir, its experimental drug against the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19, citing "overwhelming demand," STAT News reports.