The pandemic so far has accelerated trends of people fleeing large, expensive U.S. cities. While shopping is up everywhere, Barton said the company is seeing a "deceleration of migration" to cities and expects it to continue.
According to internal discussions, Facebook removed "strikes" so that conservative pages were not penalized for violations of misinformation policies, NBC News reported.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that all school districts across the state have been authorized to reopen for the fall semester, including New York City.
Sheltering in place has homeowners wanting to improve their places. Demand for home remodeling soared in June, with outdoor spaces the most popular projects.
Racial inequalities are pervasive in corporate America. Closing the racial wealth gap could boost the economy between $1 trillion and $1.5 trillion, or 4% to 6% of GDP, according to McKinsey & Co. McKinsey partner and ex-NFL player Jason Wright suggests bold solutions to racial inequality in the workplace.
The Chinese-owned WeChat is used for a bit of everything in China. But in the United States, it's a key messaging app for people with loved ones in China.
The multiyear agreement will support efforts to scale up the supply of the intravenous drug, which has shown to help shorten the recovery time of some hospitalized coronavirus patients,
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are expected to hold a news conference Friday, as lawmakers continue to negotiate the parameters of the next coronavirus relief package.
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