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The coronavirus pandemic led Starbucks to lose $3.1 billion in sales during the quarter, according to its estimates.

While large cruise ships have mostly stopped sailing due to the pandemic, several smaller cruise ships are planning to sail to Antarctica this winter.

The hearing before the House Antitrust Subcommittee will give lawmakers a rare opportunity to grill the Amazon CEO directly about Amazon's market power and business practices, along with other hot-button issues, like its treatment of warehouse workers during the pandemic.

Mark Zuckerberg defended Facebook's acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp in prepared remarks published Tuesday ahead of his testimony before the House Antitrust Subcommittee on Wednesday.

German payments group Wirecard was once seen as Europe's most exciting fintech company. Now it's at the center of one of the biggest financial scandals in the country's history. CNBC's Tom Chitty explains.

Stocks fell on Tuesday as tech shares were under pressure and lawmakers continued their debate over the next coronavirus relief package.

U.S. President Donald Trump's administration plans to allow so-called 'Dreamer' immigrants to renew deportation protections for a year while it reviews a Supreme Court ruling, a senior administration official said on Tuesday.

A Breitbart video containing dangerous coronavirus misinformation went viral on Facebook before it was removed.

The lira's drop comes despite aggressive dollar selling in the billions by Turkish state banks to prop it up.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said on Tuesday he had had the coronavirus without any symptoms and had already recovered from it, the BELTA news agency quoted him as saying.

"You should not reimburse somebody for getting a test that it takes more than 48 hours to get the result back," Bill Gates told CNBC.

The plans were unveiled on Tuesday and come amid a drive to improve public health.

Despite offering some of the world's highest-yielding government bonds, investment in Africa has been limited by a presumption of risk from international investors, a situation experts have said is rooted in bias.

Republicans outlined their coronavirus stimulus bill known as the HEALS Act on Monday as the White House is set to meet with Democrats.

The charges include three counts of money laundering, three counts of criminal breach of trust and one count of abuse of power.

"To ensure we have the needed capacity, we are engaging domestic centers for advanced manufacturing that HHS has helped build in recent years," HHS Secretary Alex Azar said in a statement.

The buildings of the future could be put together in a number of ways.

In a separate announcement Tuesday, the ECB asked European lenders not to pay dividends and not to buy back shares until January 2021.

Some consolidation in the market is "probable," but the underlying strength of the gold rally is "very significant," said Barry Dawes of Martin Place Securities.

Germany's foreign ministry has advised holidaymakers not to travel to several Spanish regions, including Catalonia.