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The new site is convenient for folks who have an iPhone or iPad and normally use the Apple Music app but have otherwise not used the service on a Windows computer where they'd have to download and install Apple's famously sluggish iTunes software.

Vox will furlough about 100 employees and cut high earner salaries for three months as it seeks to cut back on costs while global advertising revenue slumps.

The back-and-forth kicked off after the president responded on Twitter to comments Cuomo made during a press briefing on the public health crisis.

"We believe we're one of the few companies who will be able to make a vaccine at a huge scale," Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson says.

"Death is bad and even though staying at the home and not getting a paycheck is bad, it's not as bad as death," Cuomo said.

U.S. government debt prices were lower Friday morning as investors monitored news of a potential Covid-19 treatment.

Ford Motor expects to report a net loss of $2 billion for the first quarter as the coronavirus depresses sales and production.

A group of Amazon employees are calling for workers to walkout in protest of the company's labor practices.

Biotech stocks surged Friday after new details on a closely watched clinical trial lifted hopes that scientists may be close to a treatment for the coronavirus.

NASA and SpaceX are targeting May 27 for the launch of Demo-2, the first crewed NASA launch in nearly a decade.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading on Friday.

The government's coronavirus mortgage bailout has now swelled to nearly 3 million borrowers, and the expectation is that the numbers will multiply. Mortgage servicers are struggling to make up those payments to bondholders and are begging for a bailout.

World Health Organization officials are holding a press conference to update the public on the coronavirus outbreak.

Roger Stone, a Republican operative and longtime friend of President Trump, claimed juror misconduct in his request for a new trial.

Democrats and the Trump administration are trying to reach an agreement on a bill to replenish a popular small business loan program.

Mayor de Blasio is also weighing keeping public beaches closed, saying "I can't see" opening them up yet because the outbreak isn't contained.

Paying costs for companies developing tests would create a "gold rush" of testing that would help offset the steep damage already done by the economic shutdown, the Fed's Bullard said.

Procter & Gamble reported that its fiscal third-quarter U.S. sales surged 10% as consumers stocked up on staples like toilet paper ahead of the coronavirus outbreak.

The University of Chicago Medicine recruited 125 coronavirus patients into Gilead's two late-stage clinical trials, 113 of whom were severely ill.

Microsoft President Brad Smith said Friday that the company's relationship with Bill Gates still is strong, despite the co-founder leaving the board last month.