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During the COVID-19 outbreak, dating apps are experiencing a spike in usage among millennials and Gen Z singles in cities where stay-at-home orders are in place. Now the apps are offering new features to promote connectivity during a time of isolation.

The salary cuts will start April 15 and run through June.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Officials said the games will take place "no later than summer 2021."

Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey said that the supply chain 'is creaking around the world' as the company tries to meet demand for its drinks amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic is straining the U.S. economy. Here's where Americans can look for fast cash in an emergency.

G7 finance ministers and central bank governors on Tuesday pledged to expand fiscal and monetary actions for as long as necessary to restore growth and confidence battered by the coronavirus.

"The recovery is unfolding in China and that is what gives us confidence that we know how to manage through this," Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson told CNBC.

The 21-day lockdown was set to begin at midnight.

The number of coronavirus cases in Italy is probably 10 times higher than the official tally, the head of the agency collating the data said on Tuesday.

An unprecedented response to a global health crisis has left many to wonder exactly when things might revert to normal.

"By coming together across multiple industries, we can make a real difference for people in need and for those on the front lines of this crisis," Ford Chairman Bill Ford said.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo plans to hold a press conference on the COVID-19 outbreak, which has infected more than 20,800 people in the state as of Monday.

A return to basics, including stocking your emergency fund and learning to DIY so you can save on expenses, could be the best ways to get through the coronavirus pandemic.

The interest rate some banks pay to account holders is now near rock bottom. However, there are several top-yielding savings accounts and certificates of deposit still out there.

Boeing's CEO says government aid should be simple and short-term.

Italians woke up Tuesday with a glimmer of hope as the coronavirus death toll in the country appeared to have slowed down.

Energy companies are facing declining returns as oil prices fall, but Chevron CEO Michael Wirth said the company has no plans to slash its dividend.

General Motors said it is "aggressively pursuing austerity measures" and intends to draw down $16 billion from its revolving credit facilities.

Women are still making less than men — and may be particularly harder hit during the coronavirus pandemic, according to PayScale's 2020 State of the Gender Pay Gap report.