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While the restaurant industry sees sales plunge, pizza chains Papa John's and Domino's Pizza are expecting positive same-store sales growth during the first quarter.

The retailer is sending infrared thermometers to all stores, clubs and facilities and will roll them out first at distribution centers and in coronavirus hotspots.

You're probably trying to stay in touch with friends, family and colleagues. There are a ton of video chat apps, and some are good for one purpose but not great for others. Here are some of the best video calling apps.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Tuesday that America's elections systems will likely move toward "vote by mail" to give citizens a safe way to elect their lawmakers amid the deadly coronavirus outbreak.

A measure of U.S. consumer confidence fell sharply in March as people grapple with the global coronavirus outbreak.

The U.S. Department of Transportation will allow airlines to consolidate some of their service into a single airport to receive aid.

The firm still expects a rebound to 4.9% growth in 2021.

Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates says the coronavirus pandemic is forcing some of his climate change work to the back burner, but the work being done fighting the coronavirus is also paving the way for future climate change work in productive ways.

The gains came before the coronavirus shut down much of the economy and the housing market. Now there are forecasts that home values will weaken significantly.

"I think a lot of people are trying to get clever and time the market," Bank of America vice chairman Keith Banks told CNBC. "You tend to do the wrong thing at the wrong time."

Therapeutics company Celularity is awaiting permission from the FDA to test whether a new cell therapy that boosts immunity could be effective against COVID-19. It has been used for cancer treatments.

Coronavirus has slowed in China, and there's a growing appetite among fund managers to start buying there again.

The crude oil crush has taken down energy stocks, but there may be some survivors.

Snap on Tuesday announced the launch of App Stories, which brings the company's popular Stories feature to apps created by third-party software developers.

Ford on Tuesday said it is delaying the restart of a car plant in Mexico as well as four truck SUV and van plants in the U.S. " to help protect its workers."

While the Southeast Asian nation continues to report new cases of infections daily and has seen recent spikes, it has managed to steer clear of the kind of catastrophic outbreaks that have occurred in other countries.

As majority of Americans practice social distancing due to the rapid spread of coronavirus, supermarkets are seeing a dramatic surge in demand. Sales of items such as beans, meat and pasta have doubled and tripled, and consequently supermarkets are struggling to keep up. Images of empty aisles and customers hoarding have had people concerned that the country will run out of food. However, industry experts say the supply chain is intact and that running out of food is highly unlikely.

The world's largest advertising group pulled its dividend and share buyback and withdrew guidance for 2020 on Tuesday, after clients cancelled marketing booked with the company due to the coronavirus crisis.

Low-cost U.S. carrier Spirit Airlines will cancel all flights to and from New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey after U.S. officials warned against travel to the area because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In May, Huawei was put on the U.S. Entity List, a blacklist that restricts American firms doing business with it. A top executive told CNBC that was to blame for missed revenue targets.