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The American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) recommended the fertility industry suspend certain treatments because of the coronavirus, according to a statement from the organization.

Hotels are seeing occupancy rates and revenue per available room tumble as travelers stay at home during the coronavirus outbreak.

Oil prices dropped to their lowest level in more than 18 years as the coronavirus outbreak saps demand.

Restaurants across the country are laying off workers as the coronavirus outbreak closes dining rooms.

"This could in a very short time give hope to the most critical people," Regeneron Chief Scientific Officer Dr. George Yancopoulos told CNBC.

If you are struggling financially because of the coronavirus outbreak, experts advise reaching out to your mortgage lender or landlord and asking for leniency.

Investor Bill Miller, chairman of Miller Value Partners, joined CNBC's "The Exchange" to discuses the current market climate.

The Dow's drop pushed the index below the level where it closed on Jan. 19, 2017, the day before Trump took office.

The Microsoft co-founder suggested on Reddit that people remain calm amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pershing Square Capital CEO Bill Ackman called for a national shutdown for 30 days to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Wednesday announced that the company will be rolling out a coronavirus information center that will show up at the top of every users' News Feed and encourage them to take social distancing seriously.

Delta says it will slash capacity by 70% after March revenue fell by nearly $2 billion.

The Treasury is granting extra time to pay taxes owed from last year, but the reprieve doesn't apply to your tax return. You must file your return by April 15, said Steven Mnuchin, Treasury Secretary.

Nearly 6% of the children's cases were severe or critical, compared with 18.5% for adults, according to the new study.

A new internal email at Tesla tells employees, "We have had conflicting guidance from different levels of government," about how to operate during the covid-19 pandemic and shelter-in-place orders. Production employees told to work if they can.

The government hopes to send out its first round on April 6 and the second on May 18. It will base payment amounts on income level and family size.

The daily briefing came shortly after Trump announced that the U.S. would temporarily close its border with Canada to "non-essential traffic."

Joe Biden is getting a fundraising boost from corporate restructuring attorneys who are forming a committee to help him defeat President Trump in November.

Sellers are worried their businesses will be hit hard by Amazon's decision to restrict warehouse shipments.