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The company told employees it will not count any unpaid time off during the month of March.

The FAA has said wiring bundles on the Boeing 737 Max are "not compliant," but Boeing said the agency's assessment doesn't change its forecast for a mid-year return to service.

The crisis is throwing together the pharmaceutical industry and President Trump as somewhat unlikely bedfellows: The pharma industry is seeking to prove its value, while Trump is hoping it will help stop the damage.

The Toyota Camry shot to the top of U.S. passenger sales rankings in the late 1990s, based on a formula of reliability and inoffensive design. Now that SUVs are dominating passenger sales, Toyota is trying to breathe new life into the sedan.

Despite most produce being naturally grown, scientists are developing new varieties of fruits and vegetables, like the Cosmic Crisp apple created at Washington State University.

As climate change accelerates, hotter winters make it harder for maple syrup farmers to pull sap from the trees and threaten to end the production season early.

Vice President Mike Pence said Friday 21 people aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship idled off the coast of California have tested positive for COVID-19.

The long-awaited bitcoin ETF has hit yet another wall, and at this point, some expect a central bank cryptocurrency or tethered coin to come sooner.

Automakers General Motors and Ford are raking in cash and industry awards selling high-end versions of the stalwart workhorse of vehicles, the pickup truck.

After devastating tornadoes struck Nashville, Tennessee, the growing business hub has seen tech giants Amazon and Google, as well as local and regional entrepreneurs, join relief efforts.

Africa now has more than 600 active technology hubs, with facilities and support for digital entrepreneurs. Twitter, Google, Microsoft and other tech giants are starting to act.

Mulvaney was under increased scrutiny and criticism for his role in the Trump administration's efforts to have Ukraine announce investigations into former Vice President Joe Biden and his son.

"I have a message for Joe Biden and Beto O'Rourke, if you want to take everyone's AR-15s in America, why don't you swing by my office in Washington, D.C., and start with this one," Rep. Ken Buck said in a video.

Earlier in the outbreak, U.S. health officials said there was a hypothesis among mathematical modelers that the outbreak "could potentially be seasonal" and relent in warmer conditions.

U.S. health officials started the week by defending themselves to members of Congress for a shortage of coronavirus tests across the country. That shortage allowed infected people to go undetected and further spread COVID-19, say health experts.

SXSW was canceled after a string of high-profile cancellations including Twitter, Facebook and TikTok.

Amazon says it has removed 530,000 offers from the marketplace for coronavirus-based price gouging and suspended more than 2,500 seller accounts in its U.S. marketplace for violating its price-gouging policies

As the number of coronavirus cases around the world continues to climb, the World Health Organization is warning of a potential shortage of personal protective equipment, and manufacturers such as Medicom are ramping up production globally in response.

The big Y Combinator Demo Day, where start-ups pitch investors, was scheduled to happen in-person, as it has in the past, on March 23. Now it will be held online only.

President Donald Trump's reelection campaign filed a libel lawsuit against CNN on Friday, following similar suits against The New York Times and The Washington Post.