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Stocks rose in volatile trading Monday as Wall Street cheered news on Boeing and traders shrugged off the latest surge in coronavirus cases.

Sharp gains from Boeing and Apple led the way for stocks while traders shrugged off recent coronavirus data.

Famer, a sports and fitness platform developer, will offer interactive summer camps after partnering with U.S. Sports Camps operates over 1,000 Nike camps in 16 different sports.

Oil prices rose about $1 a barrel on Monday, after bullish data from Asia and Europe, but investors are wary about sharp spikes in new coronavirus infections around the world.

President Donald Trump has ramped up his re-election campaign's Facebook ad spending after falling behind presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden in numerous nationwide polls.

"Any malls that will open in New York, large malls, we will make it mandatory that they have air filtration systems that can filter out the Covid virus," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said.

On Monday, AMC Theatres said it would now begin its phased reopening of theaters on July 30.

Amazon's video site Twitch, primarily used to stream video games, temporarily banned President Donald Trump from its platform Monday, citing "hateful conduct."

An order by a federal judge for General Motors CEO Mary Barra and Fiat Chrysler CEO Mike Manley to meet to resolve a civil racketeering lawsuit has been temporarily suspended by a federal appeals court.

Boeing jumps to lift the broader market while Beyond Meat tanks after a Barclays downgrade.

The fracking giant's bankruptcy filing followed an accounting mess at the company that included no budgets, a massive wine collection and a nine-figure bill for parking garages.

When the IRS rolled out relief on required minimum distributions from individual retirement accounts and 401(k) plans, it gave a bonus to beneficiaries of inherited IRAs. They, too, can undo their distributions for 2020.

On Monday, the Broadway League, a trade organization representing producers and theater owners, announced that Broadway performances in New York City will be suspended through the remainder of 2020 due to the coronavirus outbreak.

"We all want this to be over. We all want to get on with our lives, but the hard reality is that this is not even close to being over," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.

The Supreme Court allowed the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to continue operating, but said its director could be removed by the president "at will."

Reddit had previously placed r/The_Donald behind an extra page that required users to click through, a restriction the company referred to as a "quarantine," NBC News reported.

Impossible Foods announced Monday that its meatless sausage will now be sold to restaurants nationwide.

Pending home sales spiked a stunning 44.3% in May compared with April, according to the National Association of Realtors. That beat expectations of a 15% rise. Sales were still 5.1% lower compared with May 2019.

Stuffing money under a mattress during a recession is not the best savings or investing plan. There are market alternatives, from money market to bond and target-date funds, for lower risk profiles.

The Indian government banned Chinese-owned TikTok, along with dozens of other mobile apps, over alleged data and privacy issues.