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On Friday, the Pentagon reported 124 known cases of coronavirus within the Department of Defense.

In their efforts to grow volumes and grow the next generation of loyal buyers, premium automakers such as BMW and Mercedes-Benz, are selling cheaper vehicles.

The stress of staying indoors and watching COVID-19 cases and the death toll rise across the globe can take a physical and mental toll.

Over the past few weeks, Facebook has been quick to launch a number of efforts to help combat the spread of the coronavirus, creating some much needed goodwill for the often embattled social media company.

Four senators urged the Amazon CEO to provide paid sick leave for warehouse workers.

The former National Economic Council director under President Donald Trump said it was hard to put an optimistic face on what's happening now.

The private-jet industry is asking Congress for bailout money, even as many private jet companies say sales are strong as wealthy flyers avoid commercial flights.

Once a vaccine is found, WHO officials warned about other logistical, financial and ethical hurdles world leaders will face.

General Motors on Friday announced it will lend its auto factories to support Ventec Life Systems' production of ventilators in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

New York City accounts for roughly a third of all the coronavirus cases in the nation with 5,151 confirmed infections as of Friday, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered nonessential businesses to keep 100% of their workforce at home and put in place stringent new restrictions.

At Mount Sinai Health System's Morningside hospital in New York City, the number of coronavirus patients at the 500-bed facility doubled in two days this week.

As the coronavirus spreads across the globe, researchers predict shuttered auto plants in Europe, North America and Latin America could reduce production of over 1.4 million vehicles.

Delta's CEO issued another grim warning about the collapse in demand and the urgent need for government aid as coronavirus destroys travel demand.

Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., purchased stock in a fund invested in health sciences companies five days after attending a briefing on coronavirus.

On Thursday, the number of people who have died from COVID-19 in Italy surpassed that of China.

The Trump Organization is cutting staff and halting reservations amid the coronavirus crisis, The New York Times reported.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski said Friday that the company suspended its $15 billion buyback program several weeks ago.

President Donald Trump on Friday said he will use the Defense Production Act in response to the deadly coronavirus pandemic. The statute can force American companies to produce materials that are in short supply in the face of the outbreak.

New York Stock Exchange CEO Jeffrey Sprecher and his wife, Sen. Kelly Loeffler, sold millions of dollars of stock after she got a private briefing with other lawmakers about the coronavirus outbreak.