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Yelp said this week it was partnering with GoFundMe to provide a "seamless way" for people to donate to businesses being hurt by the COVID-19 pandemic.

It takes just a few minutes to get the hang of Zoom. Features like virtual backgrounds and a cleanup of your appearance can make for a fun experience.

With travel at a near standstill amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Department of Homeland Security is delaying the Real ID enforcement deadline to Oct. 1, 2021.

Long-maturity Treasury yields fell as investors remained on edge after the U.S. has overtaken China for the most corononavirus cases worldwide.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Gap, KB Home, Lululemon, Toyota, and more.

Major outbreaks in so-called hot spots such as New York threaten to overwhelm the local hospital systems, which have a limited number of beds, staff and equipment.

The cruise industry was ground to a halt by the coronavirus pandemic, after a number of outbreaks on ships. Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruises have all suspended operations.

Vice President Mike Pence said that the task force will share "a range of recommendations and additional guidance for going forward" with the next steps in its efforts to blunt the impact of the coronavirus.

New Hampshire is the latest state to issue a stay-at-home order and close all nonessential businesses amidst the coronavirus outbreak.

The Senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion relief package on Wednesday, but de Blasio said the amount is not enough to help New York City.

Klobuchar, who dropped out of the Democratic presidential primary race in early March, said her husband "was just released & is now recovering at home!"

Members of President Donald Trump's coronavirus task force hold a press briefing Thursday as lawmakers try to finalize the economic stimulus bill.

NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell said he has tested positive for COVID-19 in an e-mail to staff. He wrote that he is improving every day while working remotely.

Ford Motor CEO and President Jim Hackett warned employees Thursday that "tougher actions" such as job cuts could be needed depending on the severity and length of the coronavirus pandemic.

Federal prosecutors wanted to criminally charge Walmart, the world's biggest retailer, over the company's opioid sales to customers, but top Trump administration law enforcement officials killed that effort, a new bombshell report says.

It might be premature to declare the bear market dead, but Thursday's action sure checked off some important boxes.

The virus has infected an additional 100,000 people around the world since Tuesday.

Claims for state unemployment were most concentrated in Rhode Island, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Washington state.

Amazon workers feel the company hasn't done enough to protect them from catching the coronavirus while they're on the job.