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When asked specifically about opening grocery stores at Simon Property malls, CEO David Simon said: "Yes, I am hopeful that we can certainly do more business with that category."

Amazon's SVP of retail operations, Dave Clark, said the company is "ahead of schedule" in its efforts to bring 5,000 jobs to Nashville.

President Donald Trump was evacuated from a press briefing because of a shooting of a man outside the White House by a Secret Service officer.

U.S. government debt prices were lower Tuesday morning as investors hoped for a resumption of bipartisan talks over a new coronavirus relief bill, while tensions between the U.S. and China remained on the radar.

The Lucid Air sedan is estimated to be able to achieve an EPA-range of 517 miles on a single charge, topping Tesla's Model S.

Some European and Chinese ETFs have been outperforming as the underlying countries get the coronavirus under control, analysts say.

She dominated on the tennis courts for years but now that she's retired, Maria Sharapova is hoping to leave her mark in business. The former number one tennis player in the world is focusing on business with investments in health and wellness focused products. Today, she's announced she has made a capital investment and will serve as a strategic advisor with Therabody.

President Donald Trump urged Americans to stop politicizing the coronavirus, only to blame the outbreak in the United States on China moments later.

After local public health officials raised questions, Epic Systems is temporarily backing off from plans requiring thousands of employees to return to work.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged the New York City Police Department to "step up" in enforcing social distancing rules on bars and restaurants as coronavirus hospitalizations in the state hit a new low.

Mnuchin said he hoped to strike an agreement with Pelosi and Schumer this week on coronavirus aid if the Democrats offer a fair deal.

Salesforce whittled down its equity portfolio to just SurveyMonkey by the end of the second quarter, according to filings.

The preliminary results of an investigation by Facebook shed new light on the scope of activity and content from the QAnon community on the platform.

The TSA reported a higher rate of gun confiscations in July compared with last year despite fewer travelers.

Nikola founder and Executive Chairman Trevor Milton in a statement said the "refuse market is one of the most stable markets in the industry and provides long-term shareholder value."

Susan Pompeo will join her husband, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, on an official trip to Europe this week while she is already under scrutiny over her use of federal resources.

President Donald Trump is expected to hold a press briefing on Monday as White House officials indicate that they're open to restarting negotiations on the upcoming coronavirus relief bill.

Uber and Lyft still face new lawsuits by California's Labor Commissioner over alleged wage theft.

New York Times CEO Mark Thompson said he would be "very surprised" if there is still a print New York Times in 20 years, but he noted the print paper still has more than 900,000 subscribers and is profitable even without advertising.

The good news: The United States has a window of opportunity to beat back Covid-19 before things get much, much worse. The bad news: That window is rapidly closing. And the country seems unwilling or unable to seize the moment.