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Macy's is being removed from the S&P 500 Index and replaced by air conditioning company Carrier Global, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices, which oversees the index.

The "Mad Money" host said investors should "stick with the staples, the utilities and the stay-at-home tech stocks.

Part of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens will be converted into a temporary hospital with 350 beds for non-ICU patients from Elmhurst Hospital.

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Democratic Sens. Chuck Schumer, Sherrod Brown and Ron Wyden called on Mnuchin to defend the terms of a deal he helped negotiate.

"Take out the low of March and then we'll get a more enduring low," the so-called bond king said.

The U.S. government has given the green light to checks for $1,200 for individuals and $2,400 for couples to be sent out in the coming weeks. Here's the answers to your questions on how much you qualify for and how fast you could receive the money.

Stocks just closed out their worst first quarter ever. There were a few bright spots, though. Stocks including Citrix, Regeneron, Netflix, Gilead, Nvidia and Amazon ended the quarter higher. Traders say two performing stocks could be setting up for a fall.

The major averages gyrated between gains and losses throughout the session as Wall Street wrapped up a volatile quarter.

Xerox has dropped its bid to merge with HP, people familiar with the matter confirmed to CNBC's David Faber.

As of Tuesday, more than 826,222 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed, resulting in at least 40,700 deaths.

The coronavirus crisis is going to push unemployment past 10%, but it may not be as bad as some forecasts, Cleveland Federal Reserve President Loretta Mester said in a CNBC interview Tuesday.

The digital fitness company extended the free trial of its app to 90 days, which led to a surge in downloads as gyms across the nation close due to stay-at-home mandates

"One of the things we need to learn from this is we have to invest in our public health infrastructure, invest in our science ... so things like this never happen again," Dr. Ian Lipkin told CNBC.

Four days after signing an unprecedented $2 trillion relief bill to blunt the economic damage from the coronavirus pandemic, the president on Tuesday called for the U.S. to spend another $2 trillion on a massive infrastructure package.

Microsoft stock closed up .00006% in the past three months, while Amazon rose 5.43% in what is the broader markets worst first quarter ever.

According to models used by the state, California Governor Gavin Newsom said he expects the COVID-19 outbreak to peak there some time in May 2020. To fight the pandemic, the state has asked licensed health professionals to raise their hands to work via a new Health Corps site, which scored 25,000 sign-ups in its first day.

The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF just had its worst month on record, but two traders see a recovery ahead for the group.

Stocks fell on Tuesday, the last day of the first quarter, as investors wrapped up a period of historic market volatility sparked by the coronavirus pandemic.