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Stocks fell on Friday, snapping the best 3-day win streak since the 1930s.

The number of deaths in New York state related to the coronavirus pandemic has topped 500

The Zaandam is now at least the third Carnival-owned ship to become the site of a coronavirus outbreak.

Stocks fell broadly after a sharp spike in U.S. coronavirus cases led investors to take profits following a massive three-day rally.

"We told them all, there's no issue, you're all going to be working now through year-end. No layoffs, no nothing," Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan told CNBC.

Before you count the money you think you have coming from the U.S. government, you may want to check twice. Does your income truly qualify, based on past tax returns? Is your contact information up to date? Here's which taxpayers are most at risk for falling through the cracks.

Labor unions played an instrumental role in getting a contentious coronavirus aid bill that protects their jobs through the end of September.

NASA on Friday picked SpaceX as the first supplier to take cargo to the agency's Gateway station in orbit around the moon.

Large portions of the United States are under orders to stay home or self-quarantine to slow the outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus. A new study found people are moving less and sleeping more.

Procrastination sometimes pays. Thanks to the coronavirus relief bill, people who were eligible to take their first required minimum distribution in 2019 and wound up waiting until April 1 to do so will waive two years of RMDs.

The major U.S. grocers have shortened their hiring processes and received applications from workers in hard-hit industries, such as restaurants and hospitality.

SoftBank-backed satellite Internet company OneWeb plans to file bankruptcy when markets close in New York on Friday, according to people familiar with the matter.

Massie's request for a roll-call vote failed on the House floor. The House passed the coronavirus bill by a voice vote early Friday afternoon, sending it to Trump.

It's the latest tech company to donate funds toward businesses suffering after COVID-19's economic effect.

General Motors and Ventec Life Systems have agreed to build critical-care ventilators at one of the automaker's components plants in Indiana.

Small businesses are in line to get help from government loans — unless they've taken venture capital or private equity money.

Though its efforts to keep markets running and boost the economy are just getting into gear, the Federal Reserve's asset portfolio has reached levels never seen before.

The coronavirus relief bill significantly expands unemployment benefits. For some workers, it could pay to be unemployed.

Good news for individuals who receive monthly checks from Social Security: You are eligible for the one-time stimulus checks. But the government is still working out details on exactly how those funds will be disbursed.

President Trump suggested he would invoke the Defense Production Act to force companies to produce needed equipment like ventilators.