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Stocks fell sharply on Thursday as coronavirus cases increased in some states that are reopening up from lockdowns.

Long-time Facebook executive Chris Cox on Thursday announced his return to the social media company, saying he will resume his role as chief product officer.

Consumers will likely stick to shopping habits picked up during the coronavirus pandemic well into the future, according to Hal Lawton, CEO of Tractor Supply Company.

Donation to honor former Dallas Mavericks beat writers Roger B. Brown and Martin McNeal, who both died last month.

Unemployment levels are still high, but positions for these five remote jobs are opening up quickly.

Snap announced last week it would no longer promote Donald Trump's content within Snapchat's Discover feature, after the president took to social media to address riots in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd. The move quickly drew backlash from the Trump campaign.

Stocks plunged amid concerns over the economic recovery while coronavirus-related hospitalizations in certain states grew.

Dr. Alex Jahangir, the head of Nashville's coronavirus task force, said nearly 50% of all new cases detected in the past month were found in southeast Nashville.

Oil prices dropped more than 8% on Thursday amid a broader market sell-off as fears over a second wave of coronavirus cases led to investors shedding assets.

Who could refuse a forgivable loan? Plenty of small businesses, that's who. The Paycheck Protection Program got a second infusion of cash on April 27, yet entrepreneurs are taking their time snapping up the money.

Manhattan had its worst May in a decade for new rentals, as New Yorkers leave the city and the real estate industry remains in lockdown.

Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee voted on Thursday to authorize 53 subpoenas in connection with an investigation into the origins of former special counsel Robert Mueller's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.

"I think you just kind of have to let it come down and see whether there's anything left of the day traders after they have their margin calls," said "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer.

Barely a week ago it looked like mortgage rates were finally breaking higher, but in a sudden reversal, they just set a new record low.

Uber's bid to acquire Grubhub would have brought two of the largest food delivery companies together. Grubhub later announced it would merge with the European delivery service Just Eat Takeaway.

Snap Minis are small apps from third-party software developers that can be opened within Snapchat.

Brad Smith, Microsoft's president, said on Thursday the company will not sell its facial recognition software for police use.

WWDC 2020 kicks off on June 22 with a keynote address from CEO Tim Cook at 1 p.m. ET, when we'll likely learn more about iPhone, iPad and Mac software.

Instacart has raised a new round of financing that makes it one of the most valuable unicorns in the U.S., leapfrogging Doordash, Palantir and Robinhood. Amid surging demand for grocery delivery, Instacart has raised $225 million, led by DST Global and General Catalyst. The round increases its valuation to nearly $14 billion, from $8 billion when it last raised money in 2018.

"We've had the most science-based, the most informed reopening, I think it's fair to say, in the country," Cuomo said.