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Jobless claims data shows that the U.S. has over two weeks nearly halved the total number of jobs added to the economy since 2010.

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio recommended that New Yorkers cover their faces when they go outside with a scarf, bandana or even a homemade mask.

Kenneth Rogoff said on "Closing Bell' that there is not a good historical precedent for the economic shock caused by the coronavirus.

Lululemon announced Thursday that it will pay all its workers through June 1, whether or not its stores reopen before then, amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The officer, Capt. Brett Crozier of the USS Theodore Roosevelt, had written a letter to military leadership regarding the situation on his carrier, and it leaked to the media.

"You couldn't have picked a more perfect time to hack somebody," "Shark Tank" investor Robert Herjavec told CNBC.

The outlook for online travel is cloudy at best. There is no certainty as to when travel restrictions will be lifted as more U.S. states call for citizens to stay at home as cases of coronavirus continue to climb.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his administration are using the coronavirus crisis to spread conspiracy theories in a bid to "subvert the West," a new report has alleged.

The company is laying off or furloughing just over half its employees, the company confirmed to CNBC.

As millions of jobs are lost to the coronavirus pandemic, almost half of low-income Americans say they expect to burn through their savings within three months, according to a survey.

The virus threatens to spread widely across Africa, where several countries have seen hundreds of positive tests, according to Johns Hopkins University.

General Motors and Honda Motor have agreed to jointly develop two new all-electric vehicles for the Japanese automaker.

President Trump says Saudi Arabia and Russia could agree to a big oil production cut, but analysts say the U.S. may have to play a role.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is holding a press conference Wednesday to update the public on the coronavirus outbreak, which has infected more than 51,800 in the city.

States, like New York, are urging health care workers to come to their hospitals to respond to the coronavirus pandemic. Demand for nurses is so great, some are being offered more than $10,000 a week in crisis pay.

General Electric is planning to furlough half of its aviation unit's engine manufacturing staff as the coronavirus roils the industry, the company told CNBC.

The captains of the U.S. Navy's two hospital ships said Thursday that the vessels have treated fewer than 20 patients since deploying to New York and Los Angeles in an effort to alleviate the pressure on local hospitals.

Bed Bath & Beyond has asked a judge to hold 1-800-Flowers.Com to a $252 million deal between the companies in what appears to one of the first examples of a corporate sale coming unraveled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Stocks rebounded on Thursday after the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost nearly 1,000 points on Wendesday.

Stocks rose in volatile trading as oil prices jumped on expectations Saudi Arabia and Russia will ease the pressure off the oil market.