If you're planning to drive to a testing center, whether it's a medical facility or a local retail partner offering tests, Google will remind you to "verify eligibility and facility guidelines to avoid being turned away."
Saudi Arabia and Russia said Monday that the success of the energy alliance's latest production cuts relies on all members complying with the terms of the deal.
Twitter is showing a message on offending tweets that reads "Get the facts on Covid-19." When clicked, the link takes users to a Twitter page titled "No 5G isn't causing coronavirus."
The 27 EU leaders need to agree on the details of the stimulus plan before it is implemented and questions up for debate include: how much to borrow, what to fund and how to oversee it.
Brent crude still needs to work through its oversupply issues before it can break above its current price range of between $40 and $50 per barrel, said Westwood Global Energy Group's Thom Payne.
BP will cut about 15% of its workforce in response to the coronavirus crisis and as part of Chief Executive Bernard Looney's plan to shift the oil and gas major to renewable energy, it said Monday.
The South African rand hit an 11-week high on Monday morning following a broad rally in African currencies last week, fueled by the reopening of economies on the continent and an uptick in global risk sentiment.
British Airways, Easyjet and Ryanair have criticized the U.K. government's decision to impose a mandatory 14-day quarantine on international travelers, describing it as "unfair."
The world's third-largest economy shrank an annualized 2.2% in January-March, revised data showed on Monday, less than the 3.4% contraction indicated in a preliminary reading.
It must be said plainly and repetitively, so that no one can miss the significance of this historic moment for the United States and its allies, who depend on its leadership.
The U.S. is reopening "too soon," which could trigger another wave of coronavirus infections and further rounds of lockdown, said Michael Spencer, Deutsche Bank's chief economist and head of research for Asia Pacific.
Stocks in Asia were mostly higher in Monday afternoon trade after U.S. jobs data released Friday showed an unexpected jump, spurring hopes of an economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.