The recent surge in the spread of the coronavirus in California is hitting younger people harder than the initial outbreak earlier this year, according to the latest data from the California Department of Public Health. Like many states, California is seeing a resurgence of new coronavirus cases in recent weeks. Confirmed cases have more than doubled in the last month, according to the latest data from Johns Hopkins University.
Children who become infected with the virus are less likely to become severely sick, according to the CDC, but some children have exhibited serious health complications and have died.
The overall cost of preparing the campus for the fall will be in the "tens of millions" of dollars, Purdue University President Mitch Daniels told CNBC on Wednesday.
Europe has largely opened its doors for summer travel, though many people are still cautious about traveling during a pandemic. One way to avoid crowds is to head to smaller European destinations.
Now equipped with business continuity plans companies need to maintain this new 'emergency mode' during the pandemic for weeks and months to come, says Wendy M. Pfeiffer, CIO, Nutanix.
The last British governor of Hong Kong has accused the Chinese Communist Party of setting out to "destroy" the Chinese territory by implementing a national security law there.
Six Flags Great Adventure & Safari is one of 11 theme parks the entertainment giant has opened at limited capacities across the U.S. CNBC spent the day there on July 3. Here's what it's like to visit an amusement park amid anti-coronavirus health and safety protocols.
Walt Disney will stick to its plans to reopen its Walt Disney World theme parks in Orlando, Florida, to a limited number of guests on Saturday, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
As the coronavirus pandemic prevents many fans from attending live sports, Japanese company Yamaha is testing out a new remote cheering project. Fans can show their support through the press of a button and it gets amplified into the stadiums.