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An astronaut on the International Space Station last week captured a unique view of SpaceX's Starlink satellites.

"They really are critical. They go everywhere. They go into the hot zones," said Todd Spencer, president and CEO of the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association.

Stocks fell sharply to start the week on Monday after a historic decline in U.S. crude prices.

US crude prices turned negative on Monday as one analyst told CNBC that the situation stateside is "quite dire."

Stocks were under pressure as a historic plunge in oil prices raised more concerns about the global economic outlook.

The suit is among the first collective legal actions taken by health workers over the handling of the coronavirus outbreak by hospital administrators and state government.

Sixty percent of restaurant owners say that existing federal relief programs won't be enough to keep employees on payroll during the coronavirus pandemic.

U.S. poison centers received 45,550 exposure calls related to cleaners and disinfectants from January through March, a 20.4% increase from a year ago.

The market was coming off its first back-to-back weekly gains in more than two months.

Several big restaurant chains and other large businesses used a loophole in the coronavirus relief law to secure Paycheck Protection Program loans aimed at smaller businesses.

The testing is part of a research project put together by the Marin County community of Bolinas and the University of California, San Francisco.

The Supreme Court declared split juries unconstitutional on Monday, a ruling that could prompt hundreds of retrials in Louisiana and Oregon.

Coronavirus deaths in New York totaled 478 on Sunday, though some projections of the state's outbreak suggest it may be on the verge of a "descent," Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.

As we enter the second week of deployment of the coronavirus stimulus checks, many Social Security beneficiaries should have received their money, while others are still waiting. Here's the latest on the timing of those payments and whether you should update the information the government has on file.

The World Health Organization's top official warned that countries seeking to politicize the Covid-19 pandemic are "playing with fire."

Both homebuyer and seller demand have weakened dramatically in the last month, as Americans hunker down to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. While some are still shopping online, doing virtual tours, the spring season was essentially over before it started. While sales are way down, home values may not suffer as much.

Billionaire investor Howard Marks said there is a sharp disconnect between the stock market and the reality the world is facing amid the coronavirus outbreak.

During the period, the S&P 500 is little changed despite a series of threats that also has included political upheaval and the end to the longest rally in U.S. history.

Insurers are denying restaurant companies' claims for business interruption insurance payouts that could help their businesses survive.

The CARES Act makes it easier for you to tap your 401(k) and retirement accounts, but there could be significant long-term consequences for your financial security. Senior Personal Finance Correspondent Sharon Epperson spoke with financial experts to get some insight.