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Jordan memoriabila and sneaker sales are seeing a major uptick after a documentary about Chicago Bulls star Michael Jordan

Taiwan and Hong Kong have for many days over the past month reported no new infections, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.

Canaccord Genuity's Tony Dwyer outlines three key phases of a post-market crash and suggests what's next.

"It is no secret that companies across Silicon Valley and the tech sector have struggled to increase diversity, and Google is no exception," the representatives wrote.

Amazon job openings rose 19% year over year in April, according to a Citi analysis, making it stand out from many web companies.

The expansion was a planned one, but comes at an important time. Several workers in fulfillment centers around the country have died from Covid-19, and many employees have pushed the company to do more to protect them from the virus while they're on the job.

U.S. retail sales could be down 6.5% in 2020, according to new estimates from market research company Euromonitor.

The "Mad Money" host explained why investors should shape their portfolio to account for more positive and negative information on the coronavirus fight.

The bounce in financial stocks could be a good sign for the broader stock market if it continues.

Marco Rubio will replace Richard Burr as the leader of the Senate Intelligence Committee as the North Carolina Republican faces a federal investigation into stock sales he made in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus outbreak has sparked an unprecedented wave of job losses and decline in economic activity. Still, the U.S. stock market has held steady.

June's oil futures are at the best price in two months ahead of expiration, far different than the 300% plunge at May's contract expiration.

Check out the companies making headlines after the bell.

Trump fired IG Linick in a surprise move Friday night. The decision was recommended by Pompeo, according to the White House.

Pompeo told The Washington Post that Inspector General Steve Linick "wasn't performing a function in a way that we had tried to get him to," but would not provide specific examples.

Mayer will also serve as chief operating officer of ByteDance, the company the owns TikTok, effective June 1.

The reopening of plants for General Motors, Ford and Fiat Chrysler will test their capital-strained supply chains, coronavirus safety protocols and consumer demand.

Newsom said the reopening is conditioned on California's ability to hold the rate of Covid-19 transmissions steady and no additional stress is added to the hospital system.

Beyond worrying about the safety of workers and guests, there are potential liability concerns and the biggest question of all: will consumers feel safe enough to patronize restaurants and hair salons.

Stocks popped on promising news about Moderna's potential vaccine for Covid-19. Five experts break down what comes next.