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After banning ads for masks on its platform in March, Facebook will begin allowing advertisers to promote non-medical masks.

Stocks trading below $1 per share have an average gain of nearly 80% in the past week, according to Citadel Securities.

George Floyd's brother Philonise Floyd testified before a hearing of the House Judiciary Committee on police brutality and racial profiling. On Monday, top congressional Democrats unveiled a bill to overhaul police practices.

Texas health authorities said there are currently 2,153 patients sickened with Covid-19 across its hospitals, making Wednesday the third-straight day of record-breaking coronavirus hospitalizations.

The WHO "walked that back because there's no evidence to indicate that's the case," Dr. Anthony Fauci says.

United says it's the first major U.S. airline to require the checks.

The brother of George Floyd is expected to testify Wednesday before Congress on racial profiling and police brutality.

Covid-19 is a new virus and the WHO is learning all the time, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading.

The strike follows two weeks of demonstrations spurred by the police killing of George Floyd, a black man who died after a white police officer kneeled on his neck.

A conversation about the latest market-moving news, including the upcoming Fed decision on monetary policy and tech shares rising.

A third of America's malls are going to shut permanently by 2021, according to one former department store executive, as their demise is accelerated due to the coronavirus pandemic.

One options trader made a big bet that Wednesday's pullback is only the beginning of more pain for the small caps.

"We welcome the millions of dollars. We welcome the relatable messages, but we need to do more," Citigroup Vice Chairman Ray McGuire said in response to the death of George Floyd.

As countries start to reopen, the role of government is set to become even more far-reaching, according to economist and bestselling author Dambisa Moyo.

The launch of a new ETF has captured investors' desire for thematic funds, according to ETF researchers.

J&J said it is committed to the goal of supplying more than 1 billion doses globally through the course of 2021.

The stock market has rallied more than 43% from its recent bottom in March, even as unemployment soars and near-term economic forecasts remain bleak.

For everyday Americans, negative interest rates would likely mean lower mortgage and credit card rates but even lower returns on savings, if any at all.

League will host its "MLS is Back Tournament" featuring all 26 clubs at the ESPN complex in Orlando without fans.