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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., encouraged companies that advertise on social media to use their "tremendous leverage" to push platforms to crack down on disinformation.

Some counties have reported higher positivity rates stemming from people under 30 years old, indicating they may be going to "bar-type settings" or were infected at Memorial Day celebrations, Abbott said.

Sales declines returned as Oracle kept doing business through the pandemic.

The global debut of the new Ford Bronco, one of the most highly anticipated products from the automaker in years, will occur July 9. But it might be carrying some unwanted baggage.

"It's a cheap drug, widely available — that's going to be first line therapy," Landray said. "And the question is do these other drugs now work on top of dexamethasone."

Their stories come as companies across Silicon Valley and the U.S. grapple with how to respond to growing calls for racial justice.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski said Tuesday that the chain will bring back some foods customers missed, but the menu is "unlikely" to return to its pre-pandemic length.

Needham's Laura Martin initiated coverage of Amazon with a "buy" rating and said the "hidden" value of its media business is one of the stock's drivers.

"They've come up with the AIDS vaccine," Trump said during a press conference on police reform, referring to scientists.

General Motors will hold moments of silence for 8 minutes and 46 seconds at its plants Friday, Juneteenth, as a sign of solidarity and support for the Black community, according to an internal note.

Eldorado and Caesars have released documents estimating the financial performance of their regional casino properties since reopening. Because of aggressive cost-management, they have been able to improve margins by 1,000-1,200 basis points, year over year — improving EBITDA in spite of flat or lagging revenues, compared to the same period year over year. It's an ongoing theme for the casino industry — taking out big costs, and keeping unprofitable parts of the business closed.

Ten stores in New York City will be open "by appointment," meaning that customers can schedule a time to pick up previously purchased products or get service for their iPhone.

The order comes as Congress pursues police reform legislation in the wake of George Floyd's death in police custody.

A former Peace Corps math teacher, Hastings has become one of the nation's largest donors to the education reform system. His latest venture, named the Retreat Land at Lone Rock, is expected to operate as a training ground for public school teachers, according to Recode.

The number of people sickened with Covid-19 across Texas' hospitals continues to rise, with coronavirus hospitalizations now up more than 66% since Memorial Day as the state continues to reopen.

Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are two of the best-known companies disrupting the food sector. Now, the pipeline of alt-food companies includes Biomilq, a start-up that's targeting infant nutrition by attempting to reproduce mother's breast milk in a lab.

The Fed chairman repeated warnings about the economy during the first day of his semiannual testimony before Congress.

On Monday, the state reported its lowest three-day average of Covid-19 deaths and its lowest level of hospitalizations since the outbreak began in mid-March.

Stocks surged as a record jump in retail sales — coupled with positive trial results from a potential coronavirus treatment and hopes of more stimulus — sent market sentiment soaring.

The alleged theft of CIA hacking tools by one of the agency's own officers exposed a culture of "woefully lax" security around the agency's dangerous cyberweapons, according to an internal report made public Tuesday.