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European markets gained on Tuesday as investors monitor the potential easing of coronavirus lockdowns around the world, along with a host of corporate earnings.

Domino's Pizza entered India in 1995 at a time when the country was just beginning to open up its economy to the rest of the world. Today, there are more than 1,300 Domino's stores across 282 cities in India, and its footprint continues to grow. As for Domino's American rivals, Pizza Hut and Papa John's, in India, the brands struggled to match Domino's foothold on the subcontinent.

On Tuesday, de Blasio announced plans to hire 1,000 health workers to track coronavirus cases as well as anyone who has come into contact with someone who's tested positive for Covid-19.

PepsiCo on Tuesday reported its first-quarter adjusted earnings rose 10%, but the company pulled its fiscal 2020 outlook.

Stocks are set to advance as Dow stocks 3M, Caterpillar and Pfizer rise on earnings and U.S. oil prices come off their lows.

The Mekong River is the lifeblood of Southeast Asian countries and supports the livelihood of nearly 200 million people there who depend largely on farming and fishing.

A combination of factors, including Britain's lockdown, have played a role in the record.

It estimates it can potentially produce "millions" of coronavirus vaccine doses by the end of this year and "hundreds of millions of doses" in 2021 if the vaccine is successful.

Allbirds is debuting its first running shoe. And it's doing it in the middle of a pandemic.

Germany's coronavirus infection rate has reportedly edged up while Spain's daily death rate has eased.

Germany's coronavirus infection rate has edged up, prompting the head of the country's infectious diseases institute to urge people to stay at home as much as possible.

The U.S. is not even "remotely prepared" to re-open, an expert said on Tuesday as some states are set to lift lockdowns that had been imposed to contain the coronavirus outbreak.

Online trading platforms have seen record users in recent months as investors try to take advantage of the market downturn.

Covid-19 has infected at least 3 million people around the world, killing at least 208,131 people.

"Man, I've been dreaming about this," Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told CNBC's Jim Cramer.

Saudi Arabia's investment makes the Public Investment Fund the third-largest shareholder in the company after Liberty Media and Vanguard Group.

Boeing is planning to resume production of 787 Dreamliners at its South Carolina factory early next month after a nearly monthlong closure because of the coronavirus.

Tyson Foods expects that millions of pounds of meat will disappear from the food supply as the company temporarily shutters beef, pork and chicken plants due to local coronavirus outbreaks.

Retailers and health-care companies spoke about their plans to expand testing at the White House, but some cautioned the timing and ramp-up will depend on having enough supplies and lab capacity.

"You want to remember this list the next time the market rolls over," the "Mad Money" host said.