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The Dow fell as investors awaited an update from the Fed on the state of the economy and status of further stimulus from the central bank.

Ford and Volkswagen plan to share production of 8 million commercial vehicles as part of an expanded alliance between the two automakers.

Uber, which had been in on-and-off deal talks with Grubhub for more than a year, is likely to pull out of those merger talks over antitrust concerns raised about the potential deal.

Boeing has drawn up a flight plan to recertify the 737 Max that will demonstrate that the plane's updated flight control software allows it to safely operate in various scenarios, people familar with Boeing's plans said.

"Let's hope that this thing bottomed way in April and we're headed towards a terrific recovery in the second half of the year," NEC Director Larry Kudlow told CNBC.

Epidemiologist Neil Ferguson told lawmakers that Britain had taken the right measures against the new coronavirus, but too late.

The country is still heavily reliant on coal, but this could change in the years ahead.

Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair told CNBC that some of the rules put in place by the U.K. government in response to the Covid-19 crisis are not very clear.

The International Air Transport Association — which represents 82% of global air traffic — has predicted that 2020 "will go down as the worst year in the history of aviation."

Before becoming known as the "father of the iPod," Tony Fadell said he was rejected by 80 venture capital investors when trying to raise funding for his own technology business.

HBO's new streaming service said the movie showed "ethnic and racial prejudices," and would return with a "discussion of its historical context."

How much the Fed will reveal about its future intentions and what it says about its view of the economy will be key for markets.

The discussion between TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer and EU commissioner Thierry Breton highlights the Chinese-owned app's drive to work with regulators amid scrutiny of the platform from authorities, particularly in the U.S.

British customers of Goldman Sachs can no longer apply for an online savings account with its Marcus app.

A major shareholder in both HSBC and Standard Chartered has hit out at the banks over their support for China's controversial new national security law in Hong Kong.

The U.K. government handed a health contract to secretive data firm Palantir for just £1.

China has faced criticism over its initial handling of the Covid-19 outbreak, which has included accusations that it withheld critical information from the WHO.

The U.S. has "reneged on its role as leader of the free world" under President Donald Trump and failed in its response to the coronavirus crisis, according to former Secretary of State John Kerry.

Analysts at Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Barclays shared their views on the sharp rotation into cyclical and value stocks.

In a mid-year outlook report, Global Chief Strategist Joseph Little said a "swoosh-shaped recovery" entails a sharp rebound once lockdowns are lifted, followed by a gradual pickup to pre-crisis levels of activity.