Larry Kudlow said that he was in favor of shielding companies from coronavirus-related lawsuits as the administration eyes a speedy reopening of the economy.
Market history says buying stocks during an economic crisis is the wise long-term decision, and many of the wealthy are doing it. But some fear another big drop is coming.
Famines of "biblical proportions" are becoming a serious risk as the coronavirus crisis threatens to double the number of people nearing starvation, a U.N. body has warned.
Some hospitals and government agencies have struggled to get more nasal swabs, so they can ramp up coronavirus testing and decide when or how to loosen lockdowns.
It offers incredible value for the price and will last you for at least three years. If you can afford to spend more, Apple sells better phones, but the iPhone SE offers a great balance of features and price.
The chief human resources officer is a loud voice in the coronavirus corporate war room. Today CHROs are busy helping CEOs oversee their remote workforces and developing return-to-work plans for when the economy reboots.
Testing and contact tracing are also going to be "critical components to be able to bring the enemy into the light," Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman told CNBC.
The annual Social Security cost-of-living adjustment may only be 0.8%, according to one early estimate based on first quarter data. That's less than the 1.6% bump retirees saw to their monthly benefit checks this year. Here's what's driving the forecast down.
AT&T's first-quarter revenue fell short of Wall Street expectations and the company pulled its annual forecast on Wednesday, as the impact of the coronavirus outbreak overshadowed a strong growth in monthly phone subscribers.
Some blood tests being marketed to tell people if they have had the new coronavirus are a "disaster," Roche Chief Executive Severin Schwan said as he prepares to launch the drugmaker's own antibody test next month.