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A group of Washington public health organizations teams up with Amazon Care for a new coronavirus monitoring program.

The virus has infected more than 367,400 worldwide, though many have recovered.

"No doubt, ideally we would have broader testing, but at the moment, capacities are limited," Roche CEO Severin Schwan said on CNBC's "Squawk Box." "I think this is still a couple of weeks, if not months, out, and the reason is very simple."

Democrats and Republicans continued to negotiate a massive stimulus funding package that failed to get enough votes in a key Senate procedural vote Sunday evening.

"You can discount in a demand-weak environment, but it doesn't matter," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData retail.

Major groups representing U.S. mayors, police and fire chiefs and first responders are urging President Donald Trump to use the Defense Production Act to get them "essential personal protective equipment" quickly to help them respond to the coronavirus pandemic.

Before-and-after satellite images starkly show just how much things have changed across the world as the coronavirus outbreak spread.

The rapid and international dissemination of the warnings shows how false or misleading information can end up in legitimate channels, NBC News reported.

Global cases have more than doubled in the past week, according to the World Health Organization, and worldwide deaths have nearly tripled.

Those in Lake Elsinore City in Riverside County and in Sacramento County can now be screened for the new coronavirus. The effort launched March 15 in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.

The federal government is racing to ease the pain facing the U.S. economy as the coronavirus pandemic makes its swift pivot from public health crisis to financial catastrophe.

"We're using some of the funds we have, but we need Congress to approve additional funds today," Mnuchin told CNBC's Jim Cramer.

H&M, one of the world's biggest apparel retailers, has shut all of its stores in its several of its largest markets, including Germany and the U.S.

Uber has spent much of its history fighting to keep its workers classified as contractors, avoiding expenses like healthcare costs.

President Trump unleashed a barrage on Twitter, spreading conspiracy theories about the coronavirus and promoting a dubious article that suggested a miracle cure was at hand.

Democratic leaders warned that the bill did too much to bail out companies and not enough to help workers.

The Federal Reserve launched a barrage of programs aimed at helping markets function more efficiently amid the coronavirus crisis.

The disease is spreading, the surgeon general said, because many people are not following the guidance to stay at home.

Treasury yields plunged on Monday after the Federal Reserve pledged asset purchases with no limit to support the markets amid the coronavirus pandemic.