Global coronavirus deaths surge past 100,000, doubling in nearly a week
Fatalities worldwide crossed 100,000 on Friday, the latest data from Johns Hopkins University showed.
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Trump administration pays out $26 billion in relief funds to hospitals Friday
UnitedHealth Group was hired to help process and expedite the initial $30 billion tranche of payments.
Facebook spent $23.4 million in 2019 on Mark Zuckerberg's security and private air travel
Facebook released its latest regulatory filing that shows executive compensation for 2019.
Trump says US will have 'substantially under' 100,000 deaths from coronavirus, lower than initial estimates
Trump said early estimates indicated the U.S. would see 100,000 to 200,000 deaths from the coronavirus and up to 2.2 million if the U.S. didn't take any action.
'We will keep the roof over your head,' New York Mayor de Blasio says
Amid the financial fallour from the coronavirus pandemic, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said he is working to institute a rent freeze for over 2 million New Yorkers.
Apple and Google team up to track spread of coronavirus using iPhone and Android apps
Apple and Google are joining forces to track the spread of coronavirus.
How Instagram influencers are trying to slow the spread of coronavirus
Health officials have stressed that millennials can help stop the spread of coronavirus. Now influencer marketing agencies in the U.S. are focusing to coronavirus-related campaigns.
Fed's Quarles says Main Street lending program should be running in 2 or 3 weeks
The Fed's chief banking supervisor said the facility should be available shortly as officials continue to work out operational details.
WHO sees 'welcome slowing' of coronavirus cases in hardest-hit countries, warns against lifting restrictions too soon
Lifting stay-at-home orders too soon could lead to a "deadly resurgence" and there's been an "alarming acceleration" of cases in other countries, WHO officials said.
As the coronavirus takes hold in Detroit, pandemic magnifies city's poverty, racial disparities
Black people make up about 14% of Michigan's population, but 40% of all COVID-19 deaths — most of which are in the Detroit metro area.
New York posts negative net change in ICU admissions for first time since coronavirus outbreak
New York saw more than 700 deaths from Covid-19 on Thursday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.
Warren and Harris introduce Senate bill to crack down on price gouging during the coronavirus pandemic
The bill is a companion to legislation from Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Colo., and would allow the FTC to enforce a price gouging ban.
Google will guide users to virtual doctor's visits through Search and Maps
Google says it has seen a dramatic rise in telemedicine in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, because people would prefer to see a doctor at home.
Small business layoffs jump 1,000% in March
After a decade of job growth, small businesses quickly resorted to layoffs, furloughs and slashed employee hours in order to survive the economic fallout from COVID-19.
Fiat Chrysler revives 'Groundhog Day' Super Bowl ad with Bill Murray for coronavirus videos
Fiat Chrysler is reviving its "Groundhog Day" Super Bowl ad featuring actor Bill Murray as part of a series of social media videos for its brands and the coronavirus pandemic.
Air pollution drops 30% in Northeast US as coronavirus lockdown slows travel: NASA
Despite temporary short-term benefits from the air pollution drop in the U.S. and across the world, scientists warn that pollution levels will rebound once coronavirus restrictions are lifted.
Biden proposes lowering Medicare eligibility age to 60 and more student debt forgiveness as job losses soar
Joe Biden rolled out Medicare and student debt forgiveness plans as he kicks off his campaign against Donald Trump amid soaring job losses caused by the coronavirus.
Biologist Carl Bergstrom on coronavirus, misinformation and why we weren't prepared
There are a lot of information gaps when it comes to the COVID-19 coronavirus virus. University of Washington professor Carl Bergstrom is one of the scientists desperately trying to fill them.
Op-Ed: Get ready for the recovery of the 1%
The market jump, unemployment surge and Fed rescue efforts all converged to form a new split in the economy, between the asset-rich and the rest of America.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he's 'not that confident' in federal government's handling of coronavirus crisis
Cuomo's criticism came after he announced that COVID-19 deaths in New York reached a daily record for the third straight day with 799 fatalities.
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