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As states reopen, pent-up demand for housing has buyers going back to weekend open houses. The trouble is that there are very few listings for sale. Sellers are still hesitant to list their homes in a troubled economy.

The coronavirus pandemic is changing life as we know it. But one thing the crisis hasn't changed is America's love of pickup trucks.

Despite local Covid-19 health orders, Tesla reopened its Fremont car plant this week.

The program championed by Jared Kushner drew heat for its methods, but its impending end as a conduit for most medical supplies could mean less PPE for Covid-19 responders.

Tesla's California plant has been closed since March 23 due to shelter-in-place orders, but the company is pushing to resume production. Musk threatened Saturday to pull Tesla out of California amid a dispute with local government over the shutdown.

Researchers at the University of Albany's School of Public Health analyzed more than 1,400 medical records of hospitalized patients with Covid-19 across 25 hospitals in the New York metro area.

There were an additional 5,293 deaths that weren't previously identified as confirmed or probable coronavirus cases that "might have been directly or indirectly attributable to the pandemic," the CDC says.

Low-risk businesses and activities, such as drive-in theaters and tennis, can reopen across the state on Friday as hospitalizations and infections from Covid-19 continue to decline, Cuomo said.

The U.S. Navy reported on Monday a total of 2,162 confirmed cases of the coronavirus.

Serological, or antibody, tests can indicate whether a person has had Covid-19, even if they were asymptomatic.

Testing has become a sore subject for Trump and his administration, which is struggling to ramp up availability as states across the country begin to reopen for business.

The 2020 election season heats up Tuesday with the first competitive House special elections since the pandemic began.

Virgin Group founder Sir Richard Branson is preparing to sell up to $504.5 million of his stake in space tourism company Virgin Galactic.

"Certainly, there have been some reported cases of putative relapse, so, people who have fallen sick again," said Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO's emergencies program.

Several countries that have lifted coronavirus restrictions and reopened businesses have seen jumps in coronavirus cases, underscoring the "challenges that may lie ahead," the World Health Organization warned Monday.

Some executives expressed cautious optimism on earnings calls, suggesting that things were starting to look up in April after an alarming drop-off in March. But all warned that it will be a long slog before their businesses return to normal.

Coronavirus inflammatory syndrome in children is causing heart and kidney failure, New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Oxiris Barbot said Monday.

Treasury yields were flat on Monday as investors weighed attempts to reopen economies against fears of an increase in coronavirus cases that could lead to future lockdowns.

House Democrats are working to finalize their next bill to combat the coronavirus pandemic, which could include state and local relief.