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The rout in U.S. oil prices will extend globally without a sharp cut to production, according to satellite data analysts.

As online travel giant Expedia struggles to survive the ravages of the coronavirus crisis, private equity has jumped in to help the company stay afloat and potentially ready it for sale when the economy restarts.

The agency also said it became aware of reports of "serious heart rhythm problems" in patients with the virus who were treated with the malaria drugs, often in combination with antibiotic azithromycin, commonly known as a Z-Pak.

One of the nation's largest nonbank mortgage lenders is about to get even larger. California-based loanDepot announced it will hire 3,000 new employees by the end of this year, starting with 400 now.

Boeing still needs to complete two software updates and clear a number of other hurdles, including a recertification flight, before the Max can be cleared to return to commercial service.

AT&T ran an external search to replace CEO Randall Stephenson but couldn't find a candidate that Elliott Management felt had enough experience with both media and telecommunications.

The decision to reinstate U.S. Navy Capt. Brett Crozier's command of the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt sits with Secretary of Defense Mark Esper.

Scientists say the findings should "serve to curb the exuberant use" of the drug, which has been touted by President Trump as a potential "game changer" in the fight against the coronavirus.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the launch of a new program Friday called "Restaurants Deliver: Home Meals for Seniors," which will use local eateries to prepare and deliver free food for older adults in need.

In March, Amazon announced it would raise pay for workers by $2 per hour in the U.S.

The senators are asking the Small Business Administration to investigate a report that banks prioritized small business aid loan applications from wealthier clients.

Many Georgia firms are in no rush to bring their employees back as the debate over when it is safe to return to work amid the coronavirus pandemic rages across the nation.

Members of the coronavirus task force are expected to hold a press briefing Friday, hours after President Donald Trump signed a $484 billion coronavirus relief package into law that contains funding for small business along with aid for hospitals and Covid-19 testing.

President Donald Trump on Friday attempted to walk back his dangerous and unfounded speculation about whether injecting disinfectants can help to treat Covid-19.

The bill includes $370 billion for small business aid, $75 billion for hospitals and $25 billion for testing during the coronavirus pandemic.

From the beginning of January to when the U.S. closed its borders in March, approximately 13,000 flights from Europe landed in New York and New Jersey airports carrying more than 2.2 million people, Cuomo said.

Facebook on Friday announced a slew of new video-calling features including Messenger Rooms, which allows users to host video calls of up to 50 people.

The Empire State, which has been hit hardest in the U.S. by the coronavirus, currently forecasts $61 billion in total lost revenue between fiscal years 2021 and 2024, Cuomo said.

Investment in space companies has largely frozen due to the coronavirus crisis, leading both civil and military agencies to step up funding.

Consuming disinfectants can even be fatal, former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb told CNBC on Friday.