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The ad depicted a large, white hand pushing a dark-skinned man around a parked VW Golf, before flicking him into a doorway.

IntraEdge and Pyramid have created a contactless kiosk that can check the temperature of up to 1,500 people per hour.

AstraZeneca has agreed to initially supply at least 400 million doses of Oxford University's coronavirus vaccine and secured total manufacturing capacity to produce 1 billion doses.

Frustrations are mounting on Main Street due to a lack of guidance from the Small Business Administration on PPP loan forgiveness, a new survey shows.

Macy's expects first-quarter sales to fall by as much as 45%, and it could report a loss of more than $1 billion, as the department store operator was forced to shut stores amid the Covid-19 crisis.

Even as outbreaks in China and other countries appear to have abated, the pandemic has picked up speed in other parts of the world.

Dow futures fall Thursday as nearly 2.44 million Americans filed for first-time jobless claims last week and global coronavirus cases top 5 million.

Most scientific experts believe it will take at least 12 to 18 months for a safe-to-use vaccine to be rolled out to the market.

As biotechnology stocks surge, traders advice investors to be selective.

Many countries, especially in Asia, have utilized extensive contact tracing to contain the spread of the virus.

In some areas, the United Nations said conditions today were equivalent to levels of deprivation last seen in the mid-1980s.

"I think everybody is rethinking what the fashion industry stands for, what it means, what it should be," said Wintour, who also serves as Conde Nast's U.S. artistic director.

The world's two largest economies have been embroiled in a long-drawn trade war and are now in a tussle over issues surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.

Scientists in Singapore are developing a vaccine for the coronavirus, with hopes that early-stage clinical trials could come as soon as next month, according to a professor at Duke-NUS Medical School.

The coronavirus has infected more than 4.93 million people globally and killed at least 324,240 people as of Wednesday.

The acclaimed star said he had "grieved" after the crisis forced his band to cancel a world tour.

Ford closed and then reopened its Chicago Assembly plant twice in less than 24 hours after two workers tested positive for Covid-19. It also sent workers home early Wednesday at a plant in Michigan due to a worker testing positive.

Federal officials on Wednesday arrested two men, including a former special forces soldier, wanted by Japan for their alleged involvement in assisting in the escape of former Nissan Motor boss Carlos Ghosn out of the country in December.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

"This market's been going through leadership groups like there's no tomorrow," the "Mad Money" host said.