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Dealers and automakers are changing business strategies as consumers demand more online sales and personalized services.

Tesla HR told production employees in a memo obtained by CNBC that the company is returning to "normal operations," and it's resuming their regular attendance policy this week.

The TSA is tweaking some passenger screening procedures because of the coronavirus that would require less contact with travelers.

The Senate confirmed the nomination of Rep. John Ratcliffe of Texas to become President Donald Trump's director of National Intelligence. He will replace acting DNI Richard Grenell.

A bill that could force Chinese companies to give up their listings on American exchanges is now moving at "warp speed," Raymond James says.

Four Democratic House committee chairs also asked Pompeo to send them guest lists and manifests for a series of elaborate, federally funded dinners reportedly held by Pompeo and his wife while in office.

Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump's former longtime lawyer, was released from prison into home confinement because of concerns over the coronavirus.

Starbucks customers are starting to return to its cafes in the United States and China as the global coffee chain reopens many locations that shuttered temporarily due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Actress Lori Loughlin and her husband Mossimo Giannulli will plead guilty to charges related to the U.S. college admissions scandal, in which wealthy parents paid bribes and falsified their children's resumes to get them accepted into elite schools.

The economic fallout from the coronavirus hit the housing market hard in April.

States are moving at vastly different paces. Wisconsin reopened over night after the state's top court overruled the governor's orders.

Amazon has struggled to manage a surge in online orders due to the coronavirus.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Macy's, Best Buy, BJ's, Hormel, Under Armour, and more.

Scientists still don't fully understand key aspects of the deadly virus, including how immune systems respond once a person is exposed.

The total, while still well above anything the nation had seen in pre-coronavirus America, represents the seventh straight week of a declining pace following the record peak of 6.9 million in late March.

Even as outbreaks in China and other countries appear to have abated, the pandemic has picked up speed in other parts of the world.

In April, FlexJobs experienced a 7% growth over March in the number of its remote job listings. Here are the hot industries hiring right now, along with active job listings paying up to $270K and a 5-step action plan to help you land the role.

U.S. government debt prices were higher Thursday morning as investors tried to gauge the likelihood of a sharp rebound ahead of a slew of economic data.

Heavily indebted companies have helped to lead the stock market charge higher.

"We just apologized but he kept escalating the situation," one of the drivers said.