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"This is about us learning, not about becoming vigilantes with each other, but about building a way that we are actively interested in preventing infecting one another," Dr. Atul Gawande told CNBC.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding his daily press conference on the Covid-19 outbreak, which has infected more than 350,100 people across the state as of Monday.

Dow futures extend their gains and point to a 650-point jump at Monday's open after positive coronavirus vaccine results.

SpaceX is just nine days away from the most significant launch in the history of Elon Musk's company.

Former Trump advisor Gary Cohn said that a potential vaccine shouldn't stop the government from providing aid to parts of the country that have been hobbled by the economic shutdown.

Home-buying demand is starting to come back. It's now 5.5% higher than it was prepandemic, with new listings increasing every week for the past month.

Market havoc isn't the only worry on financial advisors' minds. The coronavirus pandemic has forced many of them to shift their client relationships online and get their employees ready to work from home. Here's how they did it.

French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel will present a new Franco-German initiative later on Monday, in a surprise move from Europe's most influential leaders.

With over 36 million people unemployed due to coronavirus, a new CNBC survey released Monday finds that many workers who still have their jobs are happier in their roles but say they are working harder.

Climate change has fueled more frequent weather disasters like hurricanes and wildfires that release deadly carcinogens into communities and delay access to cancer treatment.

Home Depot, Walmart and Target are poised to deliver strong earnings reports despite the economic impact of the coronavirus, traders say.

A large proportion of companies in the Asia Pacific have been facing issues of unpaid receivables and delayed payments over the last three years, an industry survey found.

The airline's outspoken CEO is somewhat optimistic about travel in Europe this summer, and told CNBC he anticipates "deep price discounting" on flights.

A number of protests against the government's coronavirus policy and restrictive measures took place in various Germany cities, including Berlin, Munich and Stuttgart, on Saturday.

Already navigating the coronavirus pandemic and the worst invasion of desert locusts for more than 25 years, parts of East Africa are now being devastated by flooding.

With the summer holidays fast approaching after several months of isolation measures, many of us are wondering when we will return to the skies and what that experience might look like.

"I do miss it," said Trump, who has not played golf in more than a month amid the coronavirus pandemic. "I've been very busy."

"Early on in this crisis the CDC, which really had the most trusted brand around the world in this space, really let the country down with the testing," Navarro told NBC.

With the travel industry crushed by the coronavirus pandemic, it's more than likely that people will be staying close to home this summer.

The future of the road racing industry hangs in the balance as the coronavirus has forced widespread race cancellations, with billions of dollars and thousands of jobs on the line.