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Dow futures fell sharply Monday on concerns about spikes in coronavirus cases as states reopen their economies.

People must be vigilant as the U.S. braces for a second virus wave — or the health-care system could be under stress again, says William Schaffner of the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.

Italy, Germany, the Netherlands and France have reportedly agreed to pay an initial 750 million euros ($843.2 million) for 300 million doses of AstraZeneca's potential vaccine against Covid-19.

The 2021 Rogue — available in the fall — is the first of five new or redesigned vehicles in the U.S. for Nissan in the coming year.

Burger King is the first national chain to add Impossible Foods' sausage to a breakfast sandwich.

Walmart has partnered with Shopify in an effort to expand its e-commerce offerings amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

The coronavirus has infected more than 7.9 million people globally, and killed at least 433,066.

U.S. poultry company Pilgrim's Pride announced on Sunday its President and Chief Executive Officer Jayson Penn has begun a paid leave of absence to focus on his defense of the indictment against him over alleged U.S. chicken price-fixing. Penn was ind

Several districts in Beijing reinstated security checkpoints, ordered residents be tested and closed schools on Monday in response to an unexpected resurgence of the coronavirus in the Chinese capital.

Tesla shares dropped after two analyst downgraded the stock, but traders see long-term opportunity in the electric auto maker's stock.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has connected the U.S.' handling of the coronavirus crisis with the widespread civil unrest and anti-racism protests in the country, according to Russian media reports.

North Korea's recent proclamations of aggression must be viewed against the country's frustration with what it sees as failed diplomacy, said an expert on Monday.

Airports have been heavily impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, with airlines stopping or significantly reducing their flights in the wake of lockdowns and travel restrictions to contain Covid-19.

As the U.S. economy makes further progress in recovering from the harsh blow of the coronavirus pandemic, certain industries are showing signs of recovery.

As states such as Florida and Texas further reopen, the conference industry is trying to bounce back, with some centers preparing to host events as soon as next month.

The coronavirus has infected more than 7.7 million people globally as of Saturday, and killed at least 427,400.

Over the last 30 years, "Cops" has shaped public perception of police officers and people of color. It was canceled this week.

On Friday, Warner Bros. pushed back its releases of "Tenet" and "Wonder Woman 1984"

The coronavirus has infected more than 7.6 million people around the world as of Saturday, killing at least 425,869 people.

SpaceX updated the website for its Starlink satellite internet project on Friday for prospective customers to apply.