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The family of the Walmart employee, Wando Evans, says the 51-year-old told his store managers he had symptoms of COVID-19, but was ignored.

Cantor Fitzgerald's global chief market strategist Peter Cecchini said on "Closing Bell" that investors shouldn't bet on a global production deal to save U.S. energy companies.

Stocks powered higher Monday, amid a glimmer of hope that coronavirus cases may be getting close to peaking.

New York and New Jersey are among the worst positioned in terms of hospital beds to handle new coronavirus cases. These charts show every state's status.

Stocks ripped higher to start the holiday-shortened week as a combination of positive headlines eased investor angst after last week's abysmal March jobs numbers.

Small business owners are nervous that funds in the $349 billion Paycheck Protection Program will run out before they can get a loan for coronavirus relief.

Retailers are worried about paying rent. And that has mall owners increasingly worried about meeting their own obligations.

Gold and silver are about to take off, charts suggest. Bill Baruch of Blue Line Capital breaks down the technical setup.

Oil prices dipped on Monday, after a meeting between OPEC and its allies was delayed.

NBCUniversal says it's offering resources like more access to talent and remote production to its advertising partners as it also reduces commercial time.

Keeping up with all the recent twists and turns in the oil market is difficult. Here's where things stand as what could be a pivotal week gets underway.

It is becoming even harder to call American Dream a megamall. Retail is becoming even more of an afterthought.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday to seek further support for the collection and use of space resources.

A broad coalition of mortgage and finance industry leaders sent a plea to federal regulators, asking for desperately needed cash to keep the mortgage system running. This, as requests from borrowers for the federal mortgage forbearance program are flooding in at an alarming rate.

"Last week, all of my patients were extremely emotional," Maeleigh Soper said. "I sat there and cried with one of them because she's very young and can't have her mom there, and it's so sad and terrifying."

Though finding a job in the midst of a pandemic is far from easy, job-search site FlexJobs has created a list of 18 companies hiring for remote positions today.

Facebook is developing new tools that use aggregated, anonymized information about users' location to help public health officials figure out who's adhering to the social distancing guidelines.

The WHO's director-general said about 20 institutions and companies "are racing to develop a vaccine."

Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers filed an executive order on Monday postponing in-person voting for the state's presidential primary until June 9 because of the coronavirus outbreak. The original voting date was April 7.