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The service is closed nationwide as a result of 'high order volumes' from online shoppers.

The U.K. prime minister offered citizens a piece of optimism Thursday.

Compass flies for American Airlines, which said it would make deep cuts to compensate for a sharp drop in travel demand amid coronavirus.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading on Thursday.

Tulsi Gabbard said on Thursday that she has dropped out of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary race. The congresswoman from Hawaii, who officially jumped into the race in February 2019, never gained traction in national polls and lagged in fundraising.

Private deals are being held up thanks to new economic risks and "shelter in place" restrictions making it impossible to evaluate start-ups in person. Tech valuations, which rely on future growth, may also take a hit.

President Donald Trump doubled down on blaming China for the coronavirus pandemic and again made a point of referring to the "Chinese virus" at a White House news conference.

The White House is talking to congressional leaders of both parties about a massive stimulus package to blunt the impact of the coronavirus crisis.

With the COVID-19 outbreak that has brought global demand for flights to a near standstill, there's no indication of when it might end.

The number of people who have died from the coronavirus in Italy has hit 3,405, according to Reuters.

Read the e-mail Tesla sent to employees overnight describing what precautions the company is taking to prevent the spread of COVID-19 at its main U.S. car plant.

"Somebody has to pay a price" as the government shores up financial markets, adds the former Facebook exec and venture capital investor.

"Minions: The Rise of Gru" will no longer be arriving in theaters on July 3 as coronavirus-related restrictions put in place in Paris, meant the company would be unable to finish production in time for its original release.

The number of confirmed U.S. COVID-19 cases surpassed 10,000, doubling over two days as states ramp up testing and the coronavirus sweeps across the country.

"It takes many many people in this case to tango, but as far as I'm concerned conditions like that would be okay with me," Trump said.

The trade group is asking the White House for "clear national guidance" as it says state and local officials are shutting down key retailers, such as stores that sell livestock feed or rest stops for truck drivers.

Some Wall Street experts are taking a counterintuitive approach with calling for a bottom in stocks.

Thousands of campaign staffers were fired earlier this month after their candidates dropped out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Then the economy froze as Covid-19 spread.

The new coronavirus could claim up to 24.7 million jobs, according to International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates.

Dell was responding to a video from CBS News, which showed a slew of spring breakers who brushed off concerns of COVID-19 and traveled to Florida despite health officials urging people to stay home.