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These are our favorite apps for exercising at home if you can't get to a gym
Check out these apps if you can't get to a gym or don't have any equipment at home. You can workout using with classes for dancing, pilates, yoga and more.
Air pollution falls as coronavirus slows travel, but scientists warn of longer-term threat to climate change progress
Scientists argue that the long-term impact of the coronavirus pandemic on climate change will depend on how countries and corporations respond to an economic crisis.
Read the memo Jeff Bezos sent to Amazon employees about coronavirus safety at warehouses
Amazon CEO wrote: "There is no instruction manual for how to feel at a time like this, and I know this causes stress for everyone."
NYC restaurants face mass layoffs as coronavirus cripples economic life: 'This is a crushing blow'
Jobless claims across New York are spiking as the coronavirus forces restaurants and bars to lay off employees en masse.
As Silicon Valley orders everybody to shelter in place, tech execs navigate barking dogs, screaming kids and Zoom calls
With California residents now forced to stay home, tech execs are having to mix their personal and professional lives in new and sometimes awkward ways.
Congress is working on a massive coronavirus relief package — it might not be enough for businesses
"The bailout requests are mind-boggling," said Dennis Kelleher, chief executive of advocacy group Better Markets. "And it's going to be a matter of whose going to win and who's going to lose."
Hospitals are still scheduling elective procedures during coronavirus crisis, and frontline medical workers fear they're infecting patients
Six medical workers told CNBC that they disagree with their hospitals' policies around elective procedures, which are going ahead in the midst of a pandemic.
Why Zoom has become the darling of remote workers during the COVID-19 crisis
Zoom is free and works well, which is making it a particularly popular service during the current crisis.
US military Central Command confirms first case of coronavirus at HQ
On Friday, the Pentagon reported 124 known cases of coronavirus within the Department of Defense.
Why BMW and Mercedes made cheap cars that failed and why they keep trying
In their efforts to grow volumes and grow the next generation of loyal buyers, premium automakers such as BMW and Mercedes-Benz, are selling cheaper vehicles.
World Health Organization offers tips for living under coronavirus quarantine: Don't drink, smoke or watch too much news
The stress of staying indoors and watching COVID-19 cases and the death toll rise across the globe can take a physical and mental toll.
Facebook has moved fast during coronavirus outbreak, and it could restore the company's reputation
Over the past few weeks, Facebook has been quick to launch a number of efforts to help combat the spread of the coronavirus, creating some much needed goodwill for the often embattled social media company.
Senators urge Jeff Bezos to give Amazon warehouse workers sick leave, hazard pay
Four senators urged the Amazon CEO to provide paid sick leave for warehouse workers.
Gary Cohn says the US is in a recession that will cost 'trillions' as unemployment 'skyrockets'
The former National Economic Council director under President Donald Trump said it was hard to put an optimistic face on what's happening now.
Private jet industry — the transportation of choice for the wealthy — asks for bailout funding
The private-jet industry is asking Congress for bailout money, even as many private jet companies say sales are strong as wealthy flyers avoid commercial flights.
WHO officials say at least 20 coronavirus vaccines are in development in global race for cure
Once a vaccine is found, WHO officials warned about other logistical, financial and ethical hurdles world leaders will face.
GM to lend its auto factories to support production of ventilators in coronavirus fight
General Motors on Friday announced it will lend its auto factories to support Ventec Life Systems' production of ventilators in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
New York City is the new coronavirus epicenter with one-third of all US cases, Mayor de Blasio says
New York City accounts for roughly a third of all the coronavirus cases in the nation with 5,151 confirmed infections as of Friday, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.
Cuomo orders most New Yorkers to stay inside — 'we're all under quarantine now'
Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered nonessential businesses to keep 100% of their workforce at home and put in place stringent new restrictions.
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