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The interest rate some banks pay to account holders is now near rock bottom. However, there are several top-yielding savings accounts and certificates of deposit still out there.

General Motors said it is "aggressively pursuing austerity measures" and intends to draw down $16 billion from its revolving credit facilities.

U.S. government debt prices edged lower Tuesday morning as negotiations continue in Washington over a massive fiscal stimulus package to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

The Federal Reserve has indicated it will surpass its response to the financial crisis in terms of timing, intensity and, ultimately, monetary value.

Facebook has been one of the most proactive companies in responding to the outbreak of the coronavirus.

The iPad Pro has new cameras, a lidar sensor for improved augmented reality experiences, plenty of power and, yes, finally works with Bluetooth mice. It can totally replace your laptop.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Chevron, Twitter, Amazon, Mondelez, and more.

House Democrats unveiled economic stimulus legislation in response to the coronavirus pandemic that differs from a Senate bill.

Bolthouse Farms is taking precautions, like a 30-minute gap between shifts, to ensure that its workers can remain healthy.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday said the state will need an additional 50,000 hospital beds to respond to the coronavirus outbreak.

Extended coronavirus vaccines could hit many of the Vision Fund's largest investments, including Uber, Didi, Grab and WeWork, particularly hard as consumers stay home.

Trump also seemed to downplay the threat of the coronavirus, which on Monday topped 43,000 cases and more than 500 deaths in the U.S.

"The pandemic is accelerating," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Monday.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo estimates that up to 80% of the state's more than 19.4 million residents will get the coronavirus.

The Securities and Exchange Commission warned against trading on non-public information related to the coronavirus. It came after disclosures of stock sales by New York Stock Exchange Chairman Jeff Sprecher, and his wife, Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga.

It comes as legislators and workers have called out Amazon for failing to provide paid leave.

Apple's request was approved in a letter posted to the USTR website dated last Friday.

Volunteers from Amazon, Alphabet and other tech companies worked with public health experts to set up a COVID-19 monitoring website.

The federal government said Monday that there are 147 nursing homes across 27 states that have at least one resident with the coronavirus.