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Intel said on Thursday that its gross margin fell to 53.3%, the lowest in 11 years, as the company struggles with new processors.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo slammed the Chinese government in a sweeping address Thursday, saying the United States will no longer tolerate Beijing's playbook to usurp global order.

The order comes weeks after Ghislaine Maxwell was charged with helping Jeffrey Epstein, a former friend of Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, obtain underage girls to be sexually abused.

"We have an agreement in principle on the shape of the package," McConnell said about the coronavirus relief plan.

The standoff comes as Bath Iron Works struggles to meet Pentagon contract delivery deadlines.

At Thursday's briefing, Trump is expected to address the reopening of schools in the fall, Reuters reported, a hot-button issue that's garnered anger from all sides.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has previously accused China of working with the WHO to downplay the growing coronavirus crisis.

According to the White House, the reason Trump said "I just wish her well" when asked about alleged child sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is that Jeffrey Epstein "ended up dead."

The Department of Health and Human Services said the rate of deaths from the coronavirus in the United States should begin to fall in the "next couple of weeks."

"It's imperative that people pay attention to what the rate of infection is in the community because that's going to drive whether or not it's safe to open schools," said Dr. Tina Tan, a professor of pediatrics at Northwestern University.

SpaceX is telling investors its Starlink business is going after a $1 trillion market — including bringing satellite broadband to any location on Earth, to ships at sea and aircraft in flight.

It's not the first time Tesla has sued a former employee for allegedly stealing information or called out a company for trying to poach employees.

Speaking just two days after Shelton secured key Senate banking committee approval, Romney said he won't join his party in supporting President Trump's nominee.

Texas is part of a multistate probe into Apple over a potential violations of a consumer protection law, according to a newly public document.

Microsoft is more diversified than Google parent Alphabet, protecting it from a fallout from double-digit declines in its search ad business.

The Treasury secretary also said a payroll tax holiday, which President Donald Trump has repeatedly pushed for, "won't be in the base bill."

Mark Zuckerberg's reported threat followed widespread employee walkouts protesting the company's content moderation policies.

AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson still isn't hopping on the Tesla stock bandwagon a day after the company beat Wall Street expectations and reported a milestone fourth consecutive quarter of profitability.

Concerns are growing that U.S. automakers won't be able to keep factories running amid high absenteeism and increasing coronavirus cases.

Luxury rentals near baseball stadiums are primed to take advantage of the views they offer to fans who won't be permitted to attend games due to the coronavirus.