Cuomo warned last week that restaurants in New York City might be forced to close again as the weather turns, especially if local officials are unable to garner compliance.
The case raises questions about the durability of immune protection from the coronavirus. But it was also met with caution by other scientists, who questioned the extent to which the case pointed to broader concerns about reinfection, STAT News reports.
S&P 500 Industrials led the stock market higher through mid-August, and recent history of U.S. stock index performance suggests the run in the sector including UPS and Fedex will continue.
From leading crisis relief efforts to supporting other companies, CNBC Make It looks at how multinationals from three of Singapore's leading industries are trying to spark economic recovery for businesses — and to bring the community along with them.
IndiGo's parent-company reported a pre-tax loss of 28.42 billion rupees ($379 million) in the three months that ended in June, compared to a 15.09 billion rupee-profit a year earlier.
Rio Tinto said on Monday it will cut the short-term bonuses of its chief executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques and two other senior executives following a review of the company's destruction of two ancient caves in Australia.
Investors should look to areas of health care, the industrials and banks for some value-based opportunities, says Wilmington Trust investment strategist Meghan Shue.
The availability of a vaccine before the U.S. presidential election could allow President Donald Trump to justify his administration's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, which has faced widespread criticism.
In an interview with CNBC, Jason Wright said the completion of the Washington football team's planned new stadium "will be a major endeavor and an economic driver."
World leaders and the public must learn to manage the virus and make permanent adjustments to their daily lives to bring the virus down to low levels, the WHO said.
Tropical storms Marco and Laura were expected to develop into hurricanes as they gained strength and aimed for an unprecedented twin strike next week on the mainland U.S.
The fires are the worst in the northern and central regions of California and are expected to expand this weekend due to high heat and winds that will exacerbate the spread of flames.
Film production in the U.S. may have been halted by the coronavirus, but it's the lack of widely available testing that will keep it from resuming fully this fall.
The coronavirus has infected more than 5.6 million people in the U.S. as of Saturday, roughly a quarter of the globe's reported cases, according to Johns Hopkins University data.
Six months into the Covid-19 crisis, there is still a shortage of personal protective equipment for health-care workers, says Dan Cohen, CEO of 3DBio Therapeutics.