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A bare movie calendar and continued lackluster attendance has left AMC's business hemorrhaging cash.

It is the first confirmed case of a U.S. patient becoming re-infected with Covid-19, and the fifth known case reported worldwide.

J&J's CFO said the pause will allow the data and safety monitoring board to thoroughly investigate the unexplained illness.

The rial's nosedive comes as new sanctions from the Trump administration, enacted last Thursday, came down on 18 major Iranian banks.

U.S. stock futures were mixed Tuesday as banks began reporting quarterly earnings.

The U.K. revealed further measures aimed at curbing a rapid spread of coronavirus cases in England with a three-tier alert system put in place, in addition to local lockdowns and nationwide restrictions.

Researchers said the findings reinforce the importance of effective cleaning and handwashing to curb the spread of the disease.

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Renewable energy will play a crucial role in the years ahead.

"I'm not going to walk away from this outbreak no matter who's the president," Dr. Anthony Fauci said in an interview on The News with Shepard Smith.

J&J's third-quarter earnings and revenue beat expectations, led by higher sales in its medical-device unit and higher demand for some of its drugs.

The study of Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine has been paused due to an unexplained illness in a study participant.

"We all need to be very practical and stop this rhetoric of trying to paint each other's vaccine black. It's very unhealthy, it's very unethical and very unproductive," said Kirill Dmitriev, chief executive of RDIF.

Tourism is starting to kick off slowly in Southeast Asia kicks again as the pandemic comes under control, but diverging solutions in healing the ravaged tourism industry highlight the challenges ahead.

The International Energy Agency said in its annual "World Energy Outlook" the global response to Covid-19 will shape energy policies and practices for years to come.

A move to New Zealand presents a welcome break for doctors and nurses from anti-science sentiment in the U.S.

Congress has failed to pass new aid for months as the coronavirus continues to spread across the country and economic recovery slows. 

"Sometimes stocks deserve to go up on nothing, but it still seems a little quizzical to see stocks levitate like they’re doing here," the "Mad Money" host said.

"Both have started to show green shoots, making investors more optimistic about the future for the first time in ages," the "Mad Money" host said.