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  • Domino's Pizza (DPZ) Q3 2020 earnings miss estimates
  • Coronavirus could spread 'uncontrollably,' Germany warns
  • McDonald's U.S. Q3 2020 same-store sales rise 4.6%
  • Plexiglass barriers ‘are a joke,’ won’t stop coronavirus, medical experts say
  • Nikola founder sues Utah businessman for defamation over tweets about women
  • New demand for personal chefs as restaurant industry lags
  • Blockbusters won't return until New York and California reopen
  • Lowe's gives 0 million more in bonuses to hourly employees
  • Amazon Prime Day could impact these 3 retailers next week: JPMorgan
  • DoorDash adapts corporate delivery program for companies working from home
  • September 2020 was the hottest on record worldwide
  • T. Rex fossil sells for million, the most expensive ever auctioned
  • Hurricane Delta makes landfall in Mexico as a powerful Category 2
  • Casual dining chain Ruby Tuesday files for bankruptcy protection
  • Billionaire wealth hits record high of .2 trillion
  • McDonald's adds bakery items to menu in push for breakfast customers
  • Eddie Van Halen has died after long battle with throat cancer
  • Levi Strauss & Co. (LEVI) Q3 fiscal 2020 sales fall 27%
  • Covid pandemic to hurt aircraft sales for more than a decade
  • House panel probes White House interference over coronavirus at CDC, FDA
  • Coronavirus pandemic tests Southwest Airlines' record of no furloughs
  • Red Rooster chef Marcus Samuelsson on coronavirus restaurant act
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  • AMC, Cinemark won't close theaters even as blockbusters flee 2020
  • WHO warns of 'pandemic fatigue' in Europe
  • White House nixes updated FDA guidelines on vaccine approval
  • More teens report Covid cases in their house than average: Survey
  • 'The Batman' pushed to 2022 as Warner Bros. shuffles film lineup
  • 'Dune' release date reportedly pushed back to October 2021
  • CEO of Regal Cinemas owner on closing movie theaters during pandemic
  • CDC revises coronavirus guidance to acknowledge that it spreads through airborne transmission
  • WHO says 10% of global population may have been infected with virus
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Regeneron, CrowdStrike, AMC Entertainment
  • Scott Gottlieb believes China Covid-19 case count, rips U.S. response
  • AMC stock falls 10% as rival Cineworld closes movie theaters
  • White House hoped testing would keep coronavirus out, but it didn't
  • Coronavirus hospitalizations grow in the Midwest amid climbing cases
  • Cineworld brings down the curtain on U.S., U.K. theaters; 45,000 jobs hit
  • Top health official says coronavirus herd immunity not U.S. strategy
  • Like Trump with coronavirus, President Woodrow Wilson contracted the 1918 flu
  • California hits milestone with 4 million acres burned in historic wildfires
  • Billionaire British brothers and TDR buy Walmart's Asda for .8 billion
  • Manhattan apartment sales tumble 46%, leaving 10,000 unsold apartments
  • Pfizer CEO says U.S. presidential debate was 'disappointing' in memo to employees that criticizes politicizing coronavirus vaccine process
  • The movie theater industry is 'not going away'
  • Boeing will consolidate Dreamliner production in South Carolina as demand drops
  • Fauci says public health measures to curb coronavirus spread could dampen flu season
  • Fiat Chrysler and GM's 3Q auto sales fall from last year, but demand improves
  • Drive-thru times slow by nearly 30 seconds as demand soars: study
  • New Ford CEO Farley announces restructuring and executive shakeup
  • PepsiCo (PEP) Q3 2020 earnings top estimates
  • Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) reports fiscal Q2 2020 earnings beat
  • Second wave of the virus, infection rate slowing
  • Pandemic-weary shoppers want a meaningful holiday season
  • Appalachian State student dies from coronavirus complications
  • FAA chief upbeat after flying Boeing 737 Max, no timeline on approval
  • American Airlines moves ahead with 19,000 furloughs, but will recall workers if cornoavirus aid deal reached
  • How one Michelin-star restaurant is reopening its New York dining room
  • FAA chief Dickson to put Boeing 737 MAX to the test
  • Nikola shares rise after company reconfirms strategy following founder Trevor Milton's resignation
  • Nets owner Joseph Tsai sees next season as 'tricky' but expects a 'very nice rebound
  • How New York can reopen indoor dining safely: Covid, dining experts
  • Caesars to buy William Hill for .7 billion in sports-betting drive
  • 15-minute coronavirus test gets the green light in Europe
  • Disney to lay off 28,000 employees as coronavirus slams theme park business
  • Treasury Department could upsize airline coronavirus loans as Delta, Southwest opt out, freeing up funds
  • Broadway shuttered until 2021, stalling NYC recovery
  • Movie theaters in jeopardy as studios move blockbusters to 2021
  • 'The Lion King' sequel to be directed by Barry Jenkins
  • Coca-Cola, Molson Coors partner for U.S. launch of Topo Chico Hard Seltzer
  • New York sees coronavirus clusters pop up in Orthodox Jewish communities, Gov. Cuomo says
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  • New York bankruptcies reportedly surge 40% during pandemic
  • Official coronavirus death toll is likely an 'underestimate', WHO says
  • CDC says coronavirus rates among teens nearly 'double' that of younger kids
  • United, pilots agree on plan to avoid nearly 3,000 furloughs
  • CDC issues Thanksgiving coronavirus guidance, says no crowded shopping
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  • U.S. is 'not in a good place' as daily coronavirus cases grow, Fauci says
  • K-pop sensation BTS' label prices IPO at top end of range
  • Positive Covid-19 test rates top 25% in some U.S. Midwest states
  • Caesars shoots lower than expected with .7 billion William Hill bid
  • Health certificates may be the new 'visas' to allow travel: Etihad
  • Office real estate back to normal, in 2025: Cushman & Wakefield
  • Antarctica, the only continent without coronavirus, braces for summer
  • Boeing 737 Max will undergo FAA chief evaluation flight next week
  • WHO says 2 million coronavirus deaths is 'not impossible' as world approaches 1 million
  • Banks, small businesses look to Congress to streamline PPP forgiveness
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  • Taxes are likely to go up for the wealthy in these nine states
  • Virus disrupting Rio de Janeiro's Carnival for the first time in a century
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  • Stanford researchers who criticized Dr. Scott Atlas say they won't be silenced
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield reaches tentative .7 billion antitrust settlement, source says
  • AstraZeneca gets partial immunity in low-cost EU vaccine deal
  • Trump to sign executive orders on preexisting conditions, surprise medical billing
  • Dogs that are trained to sniff out the coronavirus are being deployed at Helsinki Airport
  • Pandemic slashes sales at Olive Garden's Times Square location by 94%
  • Target to hire 130,000 holiday workers, jobs to focus on online orders
  • Retailers resume rent payments but are still fighting with landlords
  • Singapore is committed to containing coronavirus pandemic even as daily cases fall
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  • Trump's coronavirus vaccine czar says has had 'enough' of Democratic calls for his firing over pharma stock holdings
  • United adds Google-backed maps to help travelers find flights for coronavirus era
  • Disney postpones 'Black Widow,' Marvel slate
  • AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine trial remains on hold in the U.S., HHS chief Azar says
  • CDC director says more than 90% of Americans remain susceptible to the coronavirus
  • VW unveils new global ID.4 electric SUV; US production starts in 2022
  • Southwest Airlines CEO 'hopeful' on more government aid but hesitant to cut capacity
  • Fauci tells Congress it may take time
  • Top U.S. health officials testify before senators on the coronavirus pandemic
  • Nike's CEO says 'digital is here to stay,' e-com business fuels sales
  • Sweden's high virus death toll may be linked to mild flu seasons: Chief scientist
  • U.S. FDA reportedly plans to tighten coronavirus vaccine authorization standards ahead of election
  • Walmart hopes to hire 20,000 workers for holiday season
  • Germany has limited its coronavirus death toll but faces criticism
  • Johnson & Johnson begins late-stage Covid trial
  • Trump says U.S. will remain open as UK imposes coronavirus restrictions
  • Stitch Fix (SFIX) earnings Q4 2020
  • U.S. health officials struggle with coronavirus contact tracing, CDC study says
  • Delta will delay decision to furlough pilots until November, union says
  • Coronavirus cases grow in more than half of U.S. states
  • Ralph Lauren to cut thousands of jobs and beef up online business
  • Coronavirus vaccine won't bring about a 'fairytale' ending: Expert
  • Brookfield Properties' retail arm is laying off 20% of its workforce
  • 'This is deeply concerning,' ex-FDA chief says of CDC coronavirus errors
  • Health-care stocks fall on uncertainty over Supreme Court and Obamacare
  • Tropical Storm Beta makes landfall on the Texas coast
  • American Airlines plans pilot training on Boeing 737 Max in November
  • Trump's coronavirus vaccine czar says U.S. could immunize 'most susceptible' Americans by December
  • Primetime awards show ratings drop to all-time low
  • Movie theater stocks tank after another disappointing box office tally
  • CDC says it erroneously posted guidance that said coronavirus spreads through air and travels beyond six feet
  • Biden's capital gains tax hike may big sell-off in stocks
  • Nikola shares open at lowest price since its public debut after company founder Trevor Milton resigns
  • Not trusting the FDA, Black doctors’ group creates panel to vet Covid-19 vaccines
  • Illumina to pay billion for Jeff Bezos-backed cancer testing firm Grail
  • Walmart expands fashion focus with new private clothing label
  • Nikola founder Trevor Milton to step down as executive chairman
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  • How candy companies plan to save Halloween 2020
  • It's 'outrageous' Americans can't get coronavirus test results in 24 hours
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  • CDC reverses guidance that said people with no symptoms may not need a test
  • WHO says parts of Europe reporting 'worrying' rise in coronavirus hospitalizations
  • Texas pushes forward with business reopenings as coronavirus cases, hospitalizations slide, Gov. Abbott says
  • New York City delays in-person learning for middle and high school students until October
  • Florida, Alabama reckon with floods, destruction
  • The 2020 Emmys will be an awards show like no other
  • Rent the Runway overhauls subscriptions as pandemic reshapes business
  • Moderna says it will begin developing a vaccine for seasonal flu
  • Sally weakens to tropical depression, leaves massive floods on U.S. Gulf Coast
  • CDC is developing new coronavirus testing guidance for screening at schools, businesses
  • Trump says U.S. could start distributing a coronavirus vaccine in October, contradicting CDC's timeline
  • 'Very serious situation' in Europe, WHO warns
  • Moderna expects to know if its coronavirus vaccine works by November, CEO says
  • WHO doesn't recommend coronavirus passports, because immunity remains questionable
  • Universal could tap into AMC deal as it moves Croods 2 to Thanksgiving
  • CDC chief 'deeply saddened' by 'sedition' allegation from Trump appointee
  • HHS spokesman Caputo to take medical leave after reportedly accusing CDC officials of plotting against Trump
  • Hurricane Sally's slow churn makes it more dangerous
  • McDonald's Travis Scott promotion is so popular, it's causing shortages
  • Supplies of highly profitable GM pickups at historically low levels
  • Trump health officials are preparing to distribute within 24 hours of FDA OK
  • Hurricane Sally blasts ashore as a powerful Category 2 storm
  • A T. rex skeleton is coming up for auction, expected to fetch million to million
  • Eli Lilly reports a reduced rate of hospitalization for patients using its antibody treatment
  • Boeing slammed in House report over 737 Max failures as company tries to return the plane to service
  • 'A legitimization of fitness content'
  • At least 24 million students could drop out of school due to the coronavirus pandemic, UN says
  • The coronavirus has killed at least 121 young people in the U.S., mostly minorities, CDC says
  • Kraft Heinz to sell part of cheese business to Lactalis in .2 billion deal
  • Why Americans aren't ready to return to the movies
  • Lowe's launches 'Shark Tank'-like effort for small businesses
  • Retailer Francesca's issues 'going concern' warning as sales tumble
  • Amazon's launch into luxury fashion deals blow to US department stores
  • Kraft Heinz targets billion in cost cuts over 5 years, sets long-term goals
  • Home Depot co-founder Arthur Blank on corporate profits, social change
  • 'Next big question' is how to distribute coronavirus vaccines
  • WHO data on deaths, cases
  • Deloitte estimates 2020 holiday retail sales will rise 1 to 1.5%
  • GM conducted 'appropriate diligence' on billion Nikola deal
  • New York City Mayor says Macy's Thanksgiving parade will go on without crowd
  • Gilead CEO Daniel O'Day on ways to use remdesivir to treat coronavirus
  • New York Sports Club owner Town Sports files for bankruptcy
  • PepsiCo to launch drink to aid sleep as consumers struggle with stress
  • Restaurants facing down changing seasons and running out of cash
  • Nikola details 'false and misleading' information of short seller’s fraud claims
  • Why heatwaves are more deadly as nights warm faster
  • Immunomedics shares double after Gilead agrees to buy the cancer drugmaker in billion deal
  • 'Mulan' scores .2 million during lackluster opening weekend in China
  • 'Tenet' surpasses 0 million globally, but U.S. box office sluggish
  • Coronavirus cases are growing in 11 U.S. states
  • Kids caught coronavirus at childcare, infected family, CDC report says
  • Movie theaters rushed to reopen, blockbusters were pushed
  • ‘Tenet’ looks for U.S. foothold, ‘Mulan’ arrives in China
  • 'Wonder Woman 1984' delayed, will arrive in theaters on Christmas
  • U.S. coronavirus data is 'disturbing,' Dr. Fauci says in disputing Trump
  • Fraternities blamed for campus outbreaks as universities struggle to keep students in class
  • You might be able to rent a Peloton bike one day, CEO John Foley says
  • Death toll rises in California, Oregon and Washington
  • Nikola dismisses short-seller allegations, calling them a 'hit job'
  • Google cloud to power state-of-art SoFi stadium
  • As states lift restaurant restrictions, CDC report links dining out to increased Covid-19 risk
  • Stanford Medical faculty lambaste former colleague and Trump coronavirus advisor Dr. Scott Atlas
  • K-Pop band BTS to become shareholders in their music label
  • Drugmaker AbbVie pressures reluctant employees to return to work, raising safety questions
  • FDA chief says he has 'no intention' of overruling career staff on decision
  • CEO of Tesla rival Lucid Motors on partnership with Amazon for Alexa
  • Peloton (PTON) reports fiscal Q4 2020 earnings, sales beat
  • WHO calls delay in AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine trial a 'wake up call'
  • 102-carat 'perfect' diamond may set record at Sotheby's online auction
  • China bars media coverage of Disney's 'Mulan' after Xinjiang backlash
  • Deadly fires worsen across California, Oregon and Washington
  • AMC's CEO Adam Aron on coronavirus safety at reopened movie theaters
  • Discount retailer Century 21 files for bankruptcy, to close all stores
  • The coronavirus pandemic underscores the need to bring drug manufacturing back to U.S.
  • Papa John's, HB Restaurant Group agree to open 49 new locations
  • Target pledges to increase number of Black employees by 20%
  • Yum China shares start trading in Hong Kong in secondary listing
  • Five Below CEO Joel Anderson on back-to-school shopping this fall
  • Manhattan rental market plunges, leaving 15,000 empty apartments
  • 8,000 jumbo jets needed to deliver globally: IATA
  • Electric vehicle start-up Lucid unveils Air sedan to take on Tesla
  • Dr. Fauci says he'll never be 'muzzled' in discussing science and facts
  • Cold weather brings new fears for struggling restaurant owners
  • Beyond Meat pushes ahead with Chinese expansion despite pandemic
  • Simon, Brookfield to save JC Penney from bankruptcy, keep 650 shops
  • Sweetgreen launches online-only menu items as part of digital push
  • Urban flight means home improvement trends will become a sustained shift
  • Billionaires battle over proposed Illinois tax hike on the wealthy
  • Covid-19 vaccine trial participant had neurological symptoms, AstraZeneca CEO says
  • United, pilots union reach tentative agreement to avoid close to 3,000 furloughs
  • Democratic senators grill U.S. health officials on Trump interference in coronavirus vaccine process
  • Home Depot adapts Black Friday, holiday shopping season to pandemic era
  • Oscars set inclusion standards for best picture category
  • LVMH scraps .2 billion deal with Tiffany
  • Qiagen to launch rapid coronavirus test it says could be used in airports, stadiums
  • Lululemon (LULU) reports Q2 2020 earnings beat
  • AstraZeneca's vaccine trial halt defended by Matt Hancock
  • AstraZeneca shares drop after company announces 'routine' safety pause in coronavirus vaccine trial
  • 'Tenet' scores million in biggest domestic opening since pandemic
  • Hilton Times Square closure may be 'tip of the iceberg' for New York hotels
  • Most people likely won't get a coronavirus vaccine until the middle of 2021
  • Fewer Labor Day barbecues expected this year, Bank of America says
  • Key coronavirus forecast predicts over 410,000 total U.S. deaths by Jan. 1
  • What critics are saying about Disney's new film
  • Dangerous heat wave to hit California over weekend as wildfires still burn
  • WHO says widespread coronavirus vaccinations are not expected until mid-2021
  • Over 30 million people told Facebook if they had Covid or wore masks
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  • Johnson & Johnson says coronavirus vaccine prevents severe illness in hamsters
  • Taco Bell removes several menu items as it streamlines choices
  • HHS Secretary Azar says deadline has 'nothing to do with elections'
  • Trump will roll back more environmental rules if reelected
  • Gov. Cuomo gives New York City malls green light to reopen, holds back on indoor dining
  • Pfizer CEO confirms coronavirus vaccine trial may have results in October
  • Fauci says he has confidence approval won't be political
  • GM and Honda to estabish strategic alliance in North America
  • Jeep Grand Wagoneer SUV to top 0,000 as brand's luxury flagship
  • 'Mandalorian' tech key to jump start film production
  • Reynolds defends Iowa State's decision to host fans at football stadium
  • Retail hinges more on halting virus than stimulus
  • Wingstop CEO on adding new stores, hires amid pandemic
  • Walmart gets creative, goes virtual for holiday toy shopping
  • Take a look at Burger King's new 'touchless' restaurant designs
  • U.S. coronavirus cases 'unacceptably high' going into Labor Day
  • Hot asphalt releases harmful air pollutants in cities
  • Prince Harry and Meghan sign production deal with Netflix
  • Macy's prepares for a holiday season like no other
  • As small U.S. farms face crisis, Trump's trade aid flowed to corporations
  • Inexpensive steroids reduce deaths of hospitalized Covid-19 patients, WHO analysis confirms
  • Manhattan apartment deals fall 31% while sales boom in the suburbs
  • Macy's CEO sees opportunity in luxury retail as others go bankrupt
  • United Airlines plans to cut 16,000 jobs as coronavirus continues to hammer demand
  • AMC shares rise as 70% of theaters will be open this weekend
  • Macy's plans rollout of smaller stores away from malls
  • Target is revving up its grocery game with expanded products
  • Health experts wary about a possible new wave
  • Macy's (M) reports Q2 2020 net loss, same-store sales down 35%
  • Federal health advisors predict four coronavirus vaccine trials backed by U.S. could fail
  • GM CEO Mary Barra to meet with Ivanka Trump on Wednesday
  • NIH panel refutes FDA's claims of the benefits of coronavirus plasma treatment
  • Florida drops Quest for coronavirus testing after lab reports backlog of 75,000 test results
  • Demand for winter gear already spiking during pandemic
  • Fauci debunks theories of low CDC coronavirus death toll
  • Insurer Centene invests in start-up Hazel Health in .5 million venture funding round
  • Ford plans to cut 1,000 salaried jobs in North America
  • Trump to talk less about Covid as election nears, political strategists say
  • Walmart to launch its membership program, Walmart+, in mid-September
  • Delta Air, American drop domestic change fees, following move by United
  • Nearly 3 in 4 adults plan to get a coronavirus vaccine, survey shows
  • 52 former McDonald's franchisees sue chain for racial discrimination
  • New Jersey permitted to reopen movie theaters Friday
  • House panel opens probe of White House trade advisor Navarro after cancellation of ventilator contract
  • United CEO says air travel demand will roar back once there's a vaccine
  • JC Penney lenders to make bid for department store in bankruptcy
  • Canada to purchase 76 million doses of Novavax coronavirus vaccine, company says
  • GlaxoSmithKline and partner Vir join the race to find a coronavirus antibody treatment
  • Coronavirus cases climb in the Midwest as more states report growing outbreaks
  • McDonald's slams ex-CEO as 'morally bankrupt' after he asks for suit dismissal
  • San Antonio Spurs' executives discuss their new vision for the team and Gregg Popovich's future
  • Global coronavirus cases surpass 25 million as pandemic strains nations around the world
  • United Airlines scraps ticket-change fees for domestic flights
  • FDA willing to fast track coronavirus vaccine before phase three trials
  • Mars board member accused of stamping on the foot of ex-employee
  • California's Newsom deploys new coronavirus reopening framework, most counties under strict orders
  • Main Street looks to Congress for new lifeline as pandemic impact lingers on
  • Jeep to unveil new hybrid electric Wrangler and Grand Wagoneer SUVs
  • MGM Resorts lays off 18,000 previously furloughed employees
  • Kids with asymptomatic cases may shed virus for weeks, scientists say
  • Weakened but still dangerous, Tropical Storm Laura continues to pose a threat
  • Cineworld CEO Mooky Greidinger on reopening theaters amid coronavirus
  • Coca-Cola to restructure workforce, sets voluntary job cuts
  • San Quentin prison turns to volunteer doctors to help in slow recovery from coronavirus outbreak
  • Gap's pivot to face masks put 0 million in its registers
  • With bid for TikTok, Walmart looks to turn a political turf war to its own advantage
  • Ford and remain under federal investigation regarding union corruption
  • Gap (GPS) reports Q2 2020 loss per share, sales drop 18%
  • Second ex-UAW president charged with embezzling union funds
  • Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF) reports Q2 2020 surprise profit
  • Trump to announce 0 million deal with Abbott for at least 150 million rapid coronavirus tests
  • CDC defends controversial new guidance for coronavirus testing
  • Routine cleaning and disinfecting leaves no trace of coronavirus on surfaces in hospital clinic, study finds
  • Officials warn Louisiana-Texas residents who didn't evacuate
  • Testing Covid-19 at massive scale is best strategy
  • Rite Aid CEO Heyward Donigan on risks of coronavirus, flu this fall
  • WHO says children do a play a role in coronavirus spread
  • Starbucks to push for employees and customers to vote on Election Day
  • Sens. Warren, Smith press major labs over coronavirus testing delays as flu season approaches
  • Milwaukee Brewers postpone game after players protest police shooting of Jacob Blake
  • NYC restaurant owners ask for clarity on when indoor dining can resume
  • Hurricane Laura makes landfall in southwestern Louisiana near Texas
  • CDC proposes guidelines for distributing vaccine in U.S.
  • WHO says it's rare, but possible, people who've recovered from the coronavirus can get it again
  • Cuomo rips CDC as Trump's political tool, says NY won't follow new guidance
  • McDonald's reportedly investigating if ex-CEO covered up for co-workers
  • Moderna says its coronavirus vaccine shows promising results in small trial of elderly patients
  • Forecast Category 4 poses catastrophic threat to Louisiana and Texas
  • Hurricane Laura is now forecast to intensify to a catastrophic Category 4
  • U.S. charges Teva in generic drugs price-fixing probe
  • Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS) reports Q2 2020 earnings beat
  • Spirit Airlines, pilots reach agreement to avoid 600 furloughs
  • Why movie reviews may be hard to find
  • Nordstrom (JWN) reports Q2 2020 results
  • Kansas drummer Phil Ehart on coronavirus concert halt hardships
  • Best Buy experiments with stores as it bets on online shopping shift
  • College students head home a week into classes as campus cases rise
  • American Airlines is cutting 19,000 jobs when federal aid expires in October
  • FDA chief walks back comments on effectiveness of Covid plasma treatment
  • Cautious optimism in fight against massive California blazes
  • AstraZeneca starts trial of Covid-19 antibody treatment
  • Papa John's same-store sales rise more than 24%
  • Best Buy (BBY) Q2 2021 earnings beat
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  • Delta plans to furlough more than 1,900 pilots in October
  • LVMH and Tiffany push back deal deadline by 3 months, source says
  • Scientists doubt convalescent plasma touted by Trump is 'breakthrough' treatment
  • Tropical Storm Marco closes in on Louisiana as Laura buffets Cuba
  • New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo holds press conference on the coronavirus
  • Covid-19 plasma treatment might help, not home run
  • First Covid-19 reinfection documented in Hong Kong, researchers say
  • Rio Tinto cuts CEO, executives' bonuses after caves blast review
  • India's IndiGo does not expect to be profitable until 2022
  • Trump considering fast tracking AstraZeneca vaccine before election
  • Marco becomes hurricane, heads toward U.S. Gulf Coast
  • Washington football team president to focus on new stadium
  • Two tropical storms seen developing into hurricanes
  • Daily coronavirus cases in the U.S. fall below 50,000 for seven straight days
  • Ben Affleck film moves shooting to Canada as Hollywood abandons U.S.
  • Why a PPE shortage still plagues the US
  • CDC Director Dr. Redfield pointed to Rhode Island's coronavirus restrictions in daycares as a 'path' to reopen schools
  • Largest U.S. hospital owner accused in lawsuit of endangering staff during pandemic
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  • WHO warns a coronavirus vaccine alone will not end pandemic
  • Navy SEAL in bin Laden raid banned by Delta for refusing to wear mask
  • Nike partners with NFL stars for virtual training sessions
  • U.S. will have third act of coronavirus and it will likely be 'more pervasive,' Dr. Scott Gottlieb says
  • Movie theaters reopen this weekend, but attendance is in question
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  • Iron ore prices hit multi-year highs on China infrastructure investment
  • Pfizer and BioNTech's favored Covid-19 vaccine has fewer side effects than their first
  • Low-cost airlines may have an edge in current environment: Analysts
  • NBA considering permanent play-in, series-like schedule for 2021
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  • CDC chief Dr. Redfield says coronavirus deaths could start to fall next week
  • Massachusetts requires most students to get flu vaccine to ease burden on health system during pandemic
  • California fires, heatwave and coronavirus puts state in crisis
  • Lord & Taylor is closing 24 stores in bankruptcy, here's a list
  • Russia coronavirus vaccine to be tested on 40,000 volunteers, research institute claims
  • Wealthy New Yorkers plan to commute by private chopper from the Hamptons this fall
  • American Airlines halting service to 15 small cities after federal aid runs out
  • Taco Bell unveils new design with more drive-thrus as pandemic permanently shifts how we order
  • Germany, Spain record highest daily cases since April
  • China offers glimpse into post-coronavirus retail industry, Bain report says
  • New York City emergency medical workers prepare for layoffs
  • Trump says FDA hold on blood treatment therapy use for coronavirus patients could be political
  • Trump pushes for universities to continue reopening amid a string of coronavirus outbreaks
  • California confirms first human case of the plague in 5 years: What to know
  • Boeing scores first new 737 Max orders since November
  • New York Gov. Cuomo warns NYC restaurants may have to close again in the fall
  • Union says no NYC schools should open under current plan, threatens legal action
  • GM to launch 5G-connected vehicles in China starting in 2022
  • Facebook announces changes to support Black-owned businesses
  • California wildfires force more evacuations amid record heat and lightning strikes
  • USPS slowdown delays delivery of life-saving meds: patients
  • UK to consult on tech that could see self-driving vehicles on freeways
  • Jason Wright named first Black NFL team president for Washington
  • Scientists warn it may take years before students return to 'normal' schooling
  • The CDC wants state and local sewage systems tested for coronavirus
  • U.S. mall owner CBL strikes deal with lenders, avoiding bankruptcy
  • Southwest sees 'modest' improvement in demand but cuts flights
  • Target CEO credits canceled vacations, not stimulus checks, for blowout quarter
  • German institute says coronavirus vaccinations could start in early 2021
  • Target (TGT) Q2 2020 earnings
  • Vaccine should be as mandatory as possible, Australian PM says
  • Walmart says its second-quarter e-commerce sales surged 104% in China
  • Morgan Stanley picks dollar as best safe-haven currency for 2020
  • California declares state of emergency as it fights fires, extreme weather
  • EHealth CEO buys stock amid short pressure: 'I couldn't resist it'
  • Walmart teases launch of membership program as e-commerce surges
  • Coronavirus vaccine with 50% efficacy would be 'game changer'
  • Oracle, Amazon, Kohl's, Penn National Gaming and more
  • Kohl's sees billions in market share free as retailers go bankrupt
  • Notre Dame traces more than 50 coronavirus cases to off-campus party, official says
  • WHO warns Covid-19 is driven by young people who don't know they are infected
  • Yale researcher on new coronavirus saliva test developed with NBA
  • Walmart says consumer spending dropped as stimulus checks ran out
  • Quest Diagnostics says it cut coronavirus testing turnaround to one to two days, but warns it could slip
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  • GM unveils all-electric Cadillac Lyriq as its 'technology spearhead'
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  • Ford Bronco reservations far exceed expectations, say executives
  • Merck (MRK) Q2 2020 earnings
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  • Under Armour (UAA) reports Q2 2020 sales beat
  • WHO says young people appear to be causing coronavirus cases to surge in some countries
  • Tax hike on California millionaires would create 54% tax rate
  • Restaurants are in 'fight mode right now,' Dunkin' Brands CEO says
  • U.S. officials see 'signs of progress' in Sun Belt coronavirus outbreaks, deaths remain high
  • Ford (F) earnings Q2 2020
  • Walmart cuts corporate roles as it merges online, store businesses
  • Megan Rapinoe speaks out about race and change, in Nike campaign
  • United warns it could furlough more pilots, extends voluntary leave deadlines
  • Coca-Cola to enter hard seltzer market through Topo Chico brand
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  • FDA says it would clear a coronavirus vaccine so long as it's safe and at least 50% effective
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  • Yum Brands (YUM) Q2 2020 earnings report: Same same-store sales down
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  • Vietnam braces for fresh wave of coronavirus despite early success in containing outbreak
  • Volkswagen posts 0 million first-half loss and cuts dividend
  • Lawmakers say airline contractors laid off more than 9,000 despite federal aid
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  • Procter & Gamble (PG) Q4 2020 earnings
  • Government aid for airlines will save jobs
  • WHO warns that waiting to achieve herd immunity to the coronavirus will kill a lot of people
  • JC Penney liquidation 'not in the cards,' retailer moves toward a sale
  • 'We're running out of homes for sale,' Lake Tahoe brokers say
  • Boeing CEO 'hopeful' aircraft demand starts to recover in second half of 2021
  • Boeing (BA) Q2 2020 earnings
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  • Best Buy joins Walmart, Target in closing Thanksgiving Day
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  • Trump overhaul of U.S. drug pricing will cause 'enormous destruction'
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  • Fauci says there are early signs coronavirus outbreaks are brewing in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee
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  • Trump says states should reopen as U.S. coronavirus outbreak shows signs of slowing
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  • 'We will not be backing down'
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  • Papa John's continues hiring spree with pledge to hire 10,000 more workers
  • Under Armour shares tumble after it reveals execs received 'Wells notice'
  • Moderna shares soar after U.S. ups funding for coronavirus vaccine by 2 million
  • The world's biggest coronavirus vaccine study begins, a U.S. trial that will include 30,000 people to see if the shots really work
  • Ryanair Q1 2020 earnings
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  • Hasbro HAS earnings Q2 2020 fall short, shares tumble
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  • Trump announces series of executive orders aimed at lowering drug costs
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  • Dr. Anthony Fauci says he and his family have been receiving 'serious threats'
  • DOD is scouting contractors to set up potential mobile coronavirus hospitals in Florida as outbreak worsens
  • McDonald's continues pause on dining room reopenings, requires customers to wear masks
  • Dr. Fauci says coronavirus vaccine likely won't be 'widely' available until months into 2021
  • WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert on coronavirus shortened season
  • Universal Studios cancels Halloween Horror Nights
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  • New York Gov. Cuomo holds a press conference on the coronavirus outbreak
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  • Bankrupt Neiman Marcus to vacate the Hudson Yards mall in New York
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  • UK's Boris Johnson calls anti-vaxxers 'nuts'
  • Italian wine industry reels from coronavirus but hopes demand returns
  • Paramount Pictures pushes 'A Quiet Place 2,' 'Top Gun: Maverick' to 2021
  • CDC guidelines for schools reopening puts heavy emphasis on having students back in classroom
  • NBC's 'The Blacklist' turned to animation to finish its seventh season
  • Mall owner Simon and Authentic Brands bid 5 million for Brooks Brothers
  • Major tech stocks may start selling off, but investors should not panic
  • Homemade coverings likely need multiple layers to prevent spread
  • NBA appoints Oris Stuart as chief people and inclusion officer
  • Walmart to open six health clinics in Atlanta area by end of 2020
  • Airlines lose billions as demand 'stalled,' CEOs warn recovery hinges on a vaccine
  • HHS predicts U.S. coronavirus death rate will begin to fall 'in next couple of weeks'
  • Infectious disease experts warn against reopening schools in Florida, Texas
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  • Mike Tyson to fight again on Sept. 12
  • New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says coronavirus infections among young people are on the rise
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  • Jim Cramer praises Tesla CEO Elon Musk as 'big thinker' after earnings
  • World Health Organization holds briefing on coronavirus pandemic
  • AT&T CEO says 'Tenet' will not ditch theatrical release for streaming
  • More work headed outside high-priced US cities
  • Taylor Swift to release 'surprise' eighth studio album 'Folklore' at midnight
  • AMC to reopen theaters in August as Hollywood continues to shift slate
  • Key Boeing supplier braces for significantly fewer 737 Max deliveries through 2022
  • Ann Taylor parent Ascena files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
  • SEC Chair Jay Clayton says he's worried about short-term trading
  • Home prices in Hamptons hit record as wealthy New Yorkers flee
  • Southwest Airlines (LUV) posts second quarter loss
  • NFL, players union delayed onT 2020 plans, salary cap deal
  • White House executive office cafeteria closed after positive coronavirus test
  • Trump applauds government contract with Pfizer and BioNTech, says he thinks vaccine is 'a winner'
  • Goldman Sachs to create Social Change Fund with NBA stars
  • California reports record daily increase in coronavirus cases as it becomes worst-hit state in the U.S.
  • Jets owner Woody Johnson faces claims he made racist, sexist comments, promoted Trump golf course
  • U.S. hospitals scramble to adopt new HHS coronavirus data system, some states see 'data blackout'
  • U.S. coronavirus deaths may hit 300,000 by year-end
  • UBS reaches 20-year naming rights deal for NHL's Islanders Belmont Park arena
  • Nike shakes up its executive team, announces job cuts
  • FEMA administrator testifies before Congress on nation's coronavirus response
  • Singapore clinical trials for Arcturus and Duke-NUS' vaccine candidate
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  • Trump holds a coronavirus briefing for the first time in months
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  • Best Buy says its sales are rebounding as stores reopen
  • More than half of U.S. now faces travel quarantine in New York tri-state region
  • Coronavirus pushes United Airlines (UAL) to a .6 billion loss in second quarter
  • Billionaires in New York could pay .5 billion a year under new tax
  • Walmart to give workers a new round of bonuses, close on Thanksgiving
  • Business lagging even in markets where coronavirus under control
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  • Starbucks unveils new ways for loyalty program members to pay
  • Men's Warehouse owner Tailored Brands plans job cuts, store closures
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  • Ford unveils electric Mustang Mach-E race car with 1,400 horsepower
  • HHS unveils new coronavirus hospitalization database, says it's more complete than CDC's
  • Discount grocer Aldi to open more than 70 stores by end of year
  • Coca-Cola (KO) earnings Q2 2020
  • Nearly 17,000 Southwest employees sign up for buyouts, voluntary leave as furlough threat looms
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  • WHO applauds Oxford coronavirus vaccine data: 'It is good news'
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  • Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp sues Atlanta mayor over city's face mask mandate
  • British Airways retires its entire fleet of Boeing 747 jets
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  • Netflix eager to restart production, has enough new content for 2020
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  • Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders slam Trump for giving Gilead 'windfall' deal for coronavirus drug
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  • New York Gov. Cuomo cites 'significant evidence' NYC restaurants are violating social distancing rules, threatens closures
  • Scientists call for volunteers to be infected with the coronavirus to test vaccines
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  • Trump to weaken National Environmental Policy Act
  • Walmart says all customers must wear masks at its stores
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  • Moderna stock surges after release of promising coronavirus vaccine data
  • Navistar teams with start-up TuSimple to develop autonomous semitrailers
  • U.S. reports record 67,400 single-day spike of new coronavirus cases
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  • CDC says U.S. could get coronavirus under control in one to two months if everyone wears a mask
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  • U.S. seven-day average of new coronavirus cases surpass 60,000 for the first time
  • Moderna will begin late-stage coronavirus vaccine trial on July 27
  • Pandemic sours Delta's investments in foreign airlines, costing billion
  • A squirrel has tested positive for the bubonic plague in Colorado
  • Qantas to cut nearly all international flights until March 2021
  • Tulane University threatens expulsion for partygoers as schools struggle to bring students back safely
  • Burger King is selling a burger made from cows on low-methane diet
  • 3M and MIT researchers to develop a fast coronavirus diagnostic test
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  • Surge in U.S. coronavirus cases causes testing delays across the nation as labs scramble to keep up
  • Drugmakers will start vaccine production by end of summer, Trump health officials say
  • Trivago CEO says travel has fallen as U.S. coronavirus cases rise
  • American Airlines to warn pilots this week about potential furloughs
  • California to close indoor restaurants, movie theaters and bars statewide as coronavirus cases rise
  • Body found at Lake Piru where 'Glee' actress Naya Rivera went missing
  • WHO says U.S. and Brazil accounted for half of new daily coronavirus cases
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  • NY Gov. Cuomo says he won't use kids as 'guinea pigs,' outlines school reopening rules
  • Hong Kong Disneyland to close July 15 as coronavirus cases spike
  • WHO officials say coronavirus antibodies may wane after several months
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  • Lacking passengers, regional airline Mesa Air to start flying DHL cargo
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  • Florida reports more than 15,000 new cases, shattering record
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  • Empty Manhattan apartments reach record levels, landlords slash rent
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  • Illinois Gov. Pritzker says states were forced compete in 'sick Hunger Games' competition for PPE
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  • Arizona reports record single-day increase in coronavirus cases ahead of Trump's visit
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  • U.S. coronavirus cases surge by nearly 27,700 in a day
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  • California, Arizona, Florida report record spikes in coronavirus cases
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  • Carbon emissions rebound sharply as countries states open
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  • Staggering jobless claims persist; global deaths near 450,000
  • Ford launching new driver system to compete with Tesla's Autopilot
  • Parts of the U.S. are 'on the cusp of losing control,' Gottlieb says
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  • Coronavirus deaths in U.S. projected to surpass 200,000 by October
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  • Hertz stock halted pending news amid controversy around stock sale
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  • UAW organizing 'peaceful and orderly stand downs' on Juneteenth
  • Cinemark to reopen all U.S. theaters by July 17
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  • Target raises minimum wage to an hour months before its deadline
  • McDonald's CEO says it has 'probably' created more Black millionaires than any other company
  • Belgium had the worst response to coronavirus crisis among OECD: EIU
  • Record spike in new coronavirus cases reported in six U.S. states as reopening accelerates
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  • Actress and activist Emma Watson joins the board of Gucci-owner Kering
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  • McDonald's to bring back some menu items cut during the pandemic
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  • New Ford Bronco to debut on O.J. Simpson's birthday
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  • Oscars delayed until April 25; film eligibility window extended
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  • Thousands of scientists go on strike to protest systemic racism STEM
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  • Indonesia reports record spike; no-deal Brexit could damage UK recovery
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  • Coresight predicts record 25,000 retail stores will close in 2020
  • Ron Baron expects exponential growth for Elon Musk's Tesla and SpaceX
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  • Macy's shares soar, company says reopened stores topping expectations
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  • Tyson Foods (TSN) Q2 2020 earnings fall
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