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Macs with Apple processors will allow the company to more closely control the Mac release schedule and deliver improvements, but it may face challenges to ensure apps run on its computers.

Treasury yields fell on Friday as traders monitor the health crisis and the subsequent pace of economic recovery.

The president spoke about one of the country's top infectious disease experts in an interview with Hannity on Fox News.

The number of homeowners in government and private sector mortgage bailout plans declined for the second straight week, as borrowers who got in earliest saw their plans expire.

"The perfect choice would be we have a vaccine and we're back to business, but we know that's not the case," said New York City Department of Education Chancellor Richard Carranza.

United States space companies are hoping to get more help against foreign competitors through U.S. Export-Import Bank financing.

The agency says the main mode of transmission is still believed to be through respiratory droplets.

Pentagon leadership said Thursday that a process is underway to evaluate the potential removal of Confederate symbols from U.S. military installations.

Judge Emmet Sullivan's lawyer asked for a so-called en banc review of the decision of the appeals court, which would involve all active judges on the court rehearing the Flynn case.

According to a new survey by ING, 39% of men and 47% of women in the U.S. say the coronavirus pandemic has resulted in less spending. Financial experts say putting away even half of these savings could have a powerful impact on your future.

The issues under negotiation present a window into what's important to media and technology companies as they build an infrastructure for the next generation of television.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell sharply amid renewed concerns over the coronavirus and its impact on the economy.

Starbucks said Thursday that it will require customers to wear facial coverings at all company-owned locations, starting July 15.

Florida also saw a spike in the percentage of positive Covid-19 tests at 18.4% on Wednesday, after Vice President Mike Pence said the state's so-called positivity rate was "flattening."

"We're seeing the intensive care beds are now almost being fully occupied, so this is not inconsequential what's going on. It's having an impact," White House health advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said.

"In every urban geography, the web traffic ... has changed, versus 6 to 12 months ago, to be much more suburban," Realogy CEO Ryan Schneider said.

Big restaurant chains have largely recovered from the coronavirus pandemic, but the rest of the industry is taking longer to bounce back, according to a Bank of America study.

Former Vice President Joe Biden is expected to deliver remarks on his economic recovery plan Thursday in Dunmore, Pennsylvania, as U.S. coronavirus cases continue to surge.

Investors are pouring money into companies like Okta and Datadog as they show potential for lower costs and continued revenue growth.

Stone had asked the Appeals Court for the District of Columbia Circuit to delay his scheduled surrender date until at least Sept. 3.