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The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Tiffany, Nike, Tesla, Crowdstrike, Apple, and more.

Chinese businesses are getting back to work just as many parts of the world are shutting down, and that could add a second jolt to the world's second-largest economy.

Dow futures point to more gains at Friday's open on Wall Street. Nasdaq futures hit 5% "limit up."

The company this week announced free premium membership to viewers in France and Spain, after doing the same for Italy a week prior.

Fine-dining restaurants that have long resisted offering takeout or delivery are now making the switch to stay afloat.

The S&P 500 is back above 2,400 after more wild swings on Wall Street. One critical level could determine whether it can stabilize or resume its free fall.

China has exonerated a doctor who was officially reprimanded for warning about the coronavirus outbreak and later died of the disease.

Los Angeles issued a "Safer at Home" emergency order, meaning residents must "immediately limit all movement outside of their homes beyond what is absolutely essential," Mayor Eric Garcetti said.

Major cities in China are quickly stepping up quarantine measures for inbound travelers.

The Republican bill would cap executive pay at bailed-out firms, while also allowing the government to take ownership stakes. Democrats are pushing for more restrictions.

The Senate has been under immense pressure to get a deal done with the House and administration as quickly as possible, as cash dries up for some American companies.

As people across the globe adjust to prolonged periods of quarantine, CNBC Make It spoke to psychology experts to find out how people can protect their mental health.

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed the vulnerability of countries and companies that rely heavily on a limited number of partners for their business needs.

Businesses including condom-makers, gin producers and food manufacturers are seeing consumers react in different ways as they self-isolate or reduce social contact.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on Thursday issued a "Safer at Home" order, asking residents to stay home and limit all "non essential activities."

The bank said it will deal with giving relief in each situation on a 'case-by-case' basis.

"In less than a week, we have transformed this company dramatically," CEO Hans Vestberg said.

Anthony Levandowski, known for advancing self-driving car technology in the last decade, agreed to plead guilty on Thursday to taking sensitive documents from his former employer Google before joining rival Uber.

Tesla announced it will temporarily suspend production at its Fremont, California factory at the end of the day on March 23.

The number of infections in New York City jumped by more than 1,000 cases in a matter of hours — since Thursday morning when Gov. Andrew Cuomo said there were 2,469 infections in the city.