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The emergence of contact tracing scams raises questions about whether the public will trust contact tracers when they call or text unexpectedly.

WHO has "to be much more fair to other countries, including the United States, or we are not going to be involved with them anymore," Trump says.

If confirmed, Rep. John Ratcliffe will lead the nation's 17 intelligence agencies as the director of national intelligence.

Over one-quarter of technology sector employees want to work remotely forever, the new CNBC|SurveyMonkey Workforce Survey finds. That could have a big influence on pay in the economy's richest sector.

The economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak continue to roil real estate markets, but properties owned by real estate investment trusts are still getting most of their rent. The glaring exception is retail.

Softomotive will integrate with Power Automate, Microsoft's tool for automating workflows that would normally be tedious.

As Kevin Mayer moves from leading Disney+ into his new role as TikTok CEO his top priority will be a difficult one: he must prove to American lawmakers, regulators and consumers that they can trust the Chinese-owned app with their data.

Layoffs leveled off in April, although furloughs mount as small businesses fight to survive. Overall, headcount among small businesses fell by 4.7% last month, according to payroll provider Gusto.

"Liability protections would be the No. 1 thing I would look at," McCarthy told CNBC. "No bill will pass without it."

More than 270 public servants in New York City have lost their lives to Covid-19, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.

The new system takes the automaker's current Super Cruise system that has the capability to operate on highway systems to city streets

The move shows that Microsoft intends to deliver more growth in Azure as it competes with Amazon: by tailoring its wares to the needs of specific industries.

U.S. government debt prices were higher Tuesday morning, coming off a surge during the previous session following news of promising early testing of an experimental coronavirus vaccine.

The company will start by bringing 10% to 15% of workers in the office at any time. As it ramps up operations, Sundar Pichai said he believes the company will cap it at 20% to 30% of workers in the office at any time.

The appearances are the first in what will be quarterly hearings on the CARES Act used to provide rescue funding in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Exchange-traded funds that leverage short-selling strategies can help investors diversify their portfolios and hedge against unexpected declines, says Noah Hamman, CEO and founder of AdvisorShares.

Pompeo told The Washington Post that Inspector General Steve Linick "wasn't performing a function in a way that we had tried to get him to," but would not provide specific examples.

In late March, Amazon rolled out a dedicated section of its site for frontline workers to order PPE and other essential items. Next up, it hopes to deliver to businesses as they reopen.

Amid a surge that has seen the S&P 500 rise 32% since the March 23 trough, some 68% of survey respondents called the move a "bear market rally."

Olive Garden's parent company Darden Restaurants said Tuesday that more than 65% of its dining rooms will be open with limited capacity by the end of May.