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These photos of the USNS Comfort arriving in New York City capture an iconic moment of hope for a city and country fighting a pandemic.

A new field hospital in New York's Central Park is set to open Tuesday and will treat coronavirus patients.

Glenn Fine will serve as newly named chair of The Pandemic Response Accountability Committee, a body created to oversee the roughly $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus deal.

Restaurant Brands International is sending cash to franchisees and deferring rents as part of an effort to support its operators amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The ratings agency warned that sectors "most sensitive to consumer demand and sentiment" will be especially hard-hit.

US industrial giant 3M is one of the world's largest maker of N95 face masks, which are desperately needed around the world as coronavirus spreads.

Tesla's vehicle deliveries report for the first quarter of 2020 is expected within a week. Despite direct impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on its operations in Shanghai and the U.S., the company has yet to withdraw its prior guidance, which said it should comfortably exceed 500,000 vehicle deliveries in 2020.

Kohl's said about 85,000 employees will be furloughed, and both retailers said their CEOs will not be compensated during the crisis.

President Donald Trump is poised to roll back ambitious Obama-era vehicle mileage standards and raise the ceiling on damaging fossil fuel emissions for years to come, gutting one of the United States' biggest efforts against climate change.

Airline workers are seeing fewer hours than they normally would have as airlines reduce flying to match the coronavirus travel slump

In a new survey, 87% of chief financial officers are concerned the coronavirus could have a significant impact on their businesses, up from just 54% two weeks earlier.

Stocks built on last week's strength, which saw the Dow post its best week since 1938 after a number of stimulus measures were announced.

"I think it's a really serious situation, and I actually don't think it's getting enough attention," L.L.Bean CEO Stephen Smith told CNBC on Monday.

The union plans to protest at the company's aviation facility in Lynn, Massachusetts, as well as its headquarters in Boston.

The two states sit on either side of Washington, D.C., which has closed nonessential businesses but has yet to issue such severe restrictions.

Stocks rallied on Monday as the U.S. extended measures to contain the coronavirus outbreak.

Stocks rose on Monday, building on a strong rally from last week as the U.S. extends measures to contain the coronavirus outbreak.

Ford Motor, Fiat Chrysler, Toyota Motor and Honda Motor are continuing with such plans as executives "monitor" or "assess" the situation following President Donald Trump on Sunday extending national social-distancing guidelines to April 30.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom launched the effort to get thousands of doctors and other medical workers out in the field.

Days earlier, Trump suggested he would treat governors differently if they weren't "appreciative" of his efforts to contain the coronavirus in their states.