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The U.S. may have experienced the worst of its coronavirus-related job losses in mid-April, and hiring could be on the verge of starting to recover, according to data gathered by LinkedIn and provided to CNBC.

The central bank chief conceded that jobless numbers will look a lot like they did during the 1930s.

An 18-ton Chinese rocket plummeted toward Earth and landed in the Atlantic Ocean on May 11. The incident shows how space debris threatens the planet, satellites and spacecraft.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Moderna, Goldman Sachs, Under Armour, and more.

Congressional officials are trying to determine whether other investigations into Secretary of State Mike Pompeo were underway.

Trump can fire any federal employee, but "if it looks like it's in retaliation ... that could be unlawful," Pelosi said.

"I do miss it," said Trump, who has not played golf in more than a month amid the coronavirus pandemic. "I've been very busy."

"Early on in this crisis the CDC, which really had the most trusted brand around the world in this space, really let the country down with the testing," Navarro told NBC.

The Supreme Court is looking eager to weigh in on the Second Amendment weeks after it punted on its first substantial gun rights case in nearly a decade.

The ad tech space is so convoluted, it's easy to make money from legitimate advertisers just by setting up a web page. That means there's significant incentive to create garbage — not just low-quality clickbait, but sites filled with outright plagiarized content.

Bond Vet has been thrust into the world of telehealth for pets years earlier than planned.

The auto supplier industry needs an influx of around $20 billion to $25 billion as soon as possible to avoid widespread issues, including bankruptcies, according to a trade association leader.

J.C. Penney must navigate almost entirely uncharted territory as it looks to shed debt and emerge from bankruptcy a stronger company amidst a coronavirus pandemic.

A weaker-than-expected read on April's coronavirus-affected retail sales released Friday contributed to the decline, as investors moved into the relative safety of the bond market, pushing yields down.

Workers who pick up and haul garbage have become part of the front-line workforce keeping the country going even as the pandemic persists.

Home sales are picking up as states reopen. Strategies like employing virtual technology, staging and moving out can help land a buyer in the age of social distancing.

The stock market's divergence from its dismal economic backdrop can be explained, ETF analysts say.

Texas started reopening its economy on May 1, and it is planning more steps to lift coronavirus restrictions even as cases steadily rise.

The Senate has no plans to take up the coronavirus relief bill, though Democrats hope it can lead to talks on another aid package.

Intercontinental Exchange CEO Jeff Sprecher and his wife, Sen. Kelly Loeffler, sold more than $1 million in stock before financial markets tanked due to the coronavirus outbreak.