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For public health departments, this kind of data could be helpful in alerting them to the next potential COVID-19 hotspot.

Erin Lowry, author of "Broke Millennial Takes On Investing," often teaches people how to pay their bills when they are short on cash. Here's a crash course for those affected by the coronavirus.

Roughly 10 million Americans have filed for unemployment insurance in the past two weeks, and as the U.S. heads into the first full month of pandemic-induced layoffs, campaigns calling to cancel rent and mortgage payments are picking up steam.

Pelosi called for a bill to expand provisions in the $2 trillion package Congress passed to limit the economic devastation from the coronavirus.

Trump invoked the Defense Production Act to force 3M to produce desperately needed respirator masks in the fight against the coronavirus.

"I don't think we're forming a bottom yet. I think we're going down at a slower rate," Allianz's Mohamed El-Erian said Friday.

Activity in the U.S. services sector slowed down in March as business grapple with the coronavirus outbreak, data released Friday by the Institute for Supply Management showed.

It was the first decline in payrolls since September 2010 and came close to the May 2009 financial crisis peak of 800,000.

Royal Dutch Shell has partnered with Udacity to digitally train its workers in artificial intelligence.

Some 35% of all coronavirus tests administered in New York and New Jersey have been positive, indicating a serious outbreak in both states.

Dow futures point to a decline at Friday's open ahead of the government's March employment report.

The program is a crucial component of the $2 trillion stimulus package signed last week by President Trump to cushion disruptions tied to the coronavirus.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Disney, 3M, Tesla, Apple, Peloton, and more.

March's employment report could show the most monthly job losses in a decade, but it's only a fraction of the real hit to the workforce.

The U.K. opened NHS Nightingale in London on Friday, Britain's first coronavirus field hospital and the world's largest critical care unit, which was built in just nine days.

The S&P 500 made a "death cross" this week, when the 50-day moving average crossed below the 200-day moving average.

By some estimates, it will take until 2023 or even longer to bring the labor market back to where it was just week ago in February.

Accounting woes at Luckin Coffee led to a 75% decline in the Chinese company's stock on Thursday.

A celebrity-backed criminal justice reform group is donating 100,000 masks to prisons amid the coronavirus.

Oil producer group OPEC and its partners will reportedly hold an emergency virtual meeting on Monday.