Pharmaceutical companies working on a vaccine and on drugs and treatments to fight the coronavirus are facing an increased risk of cyberattack, according to cybersecurity experts.
Dr. Anthony Fauci plans to testify Tuesday to the Senate that reopening U.S. states before they meet the minimum CDC criteria will cause "needless suffering and death," The New York Times reports.
The nation's largest publicly traded auto retailers are optimistic U.S. vehicle sales will continue to recover after plummeting double digits since mid-March due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Many people were struggling to keep it together before the coronavirus crisis hit. Some had never experienced a mental-health challenge before and are now suffering from anxiety and depression. In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, here are some tips from financial psychologist Dr. Brad Klontz on how to emotionally navigate the pandemic.
Regional destinations that guests can get to by car will be the first to rebound, Marriott CFO Leeny Oberg told CNBC on Monday after the hotel operator reported dismal earnings.
Liv Hospitality CEO Caleb Arceneaux said traffic was above average at casinos in Deadwood, South Dakota, and hotel occupancy was at least 85% during this weekend's reopening.
United Airlines said on Monday that starting next week it will notify passengers ahead of time if their flight is expected to be "closer to full capacity," allowing them to re-book on a different flight or receive a travel credit.
Hertz on Monday raised going concern doubts as the car rental company tries to cut costs and avoid debt default amid a blow to its business due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Toyota Motor on Tuesday said it expects profit to drop 80% to its lowest in nine years, as Japan's biggest automaker grapples with the impact of the novel coronavirus which has sapped global demand for vehicles.
Taiwan is campaigning furiously to attend the next World Health Assembly (WHA) meeting to be held from May 18 as the island's successful coronavirus containment strategy has attracted the world's attention.
The coronavirus pandemic has made us all a lot more familiar with our homes, while also throwing up many questions over the future of the property market.