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The president again took aim at Amazon during Tuesday's White House coronavirus task force briefing.

Despite the jump in deaths, Gov. Phil Murphy noted that the spread of the virus appears to be slowing down, though he cautioned that it's too early to say so definitively.

Toast was valued at almost $5 billion in a financing round last month and is now cutting about half its staff.

Patients and doctors who routinely need hydroxychloroquine now fear people hoarding the drug will prevent them from getting it.

"The business of G Suite is growing at an incredibly healthy and, frankly for me, surprising rate," Javier Soltero, vice president and general manager of G Suite at Google, told CNBC in an interview on Tuesday.

Airbnb guests who spoke with CNBC said they've had difficulty navigating Airbnb's website to collect the full cash refunds the company has said they are eligible for.

Broad testing of people for the coronavirus as was done in South Korea could slow the spread of COVID-19 in some parts of the United States, an infectious diseases expert said.

Netflix added more controls for parents that allow them to limit the content their kids are watching by TV or movie rating. Parents can lock profiles and also block certain TV shows or movies entirely.

Wisconsin held its primary election on Tuesday after legal battles over whether to delay voting during the coronavirus pandemic.

Several U.S. House Democrats representing Washington state urged Boeing to accept government aid as the manufacturer shuts down plants because of coronavirus.

The improvement gives the city precious time to secure needed supplies for a wave of patients expected to hit local hospitals in the next few weeks.

WeWork is claiming that SoftBank breached its obligations under their agreement.

Darden Restaurants said Tuesday that it is furloughing some restaurant support center employees and slashing executive pay as same-store sales plummet 39% so far in the fiscal fourth quarter.

Pence, Fauci, Birx and Polowczyk will update Democrats on the coronavirus response effort, including the status of supply chains.

Forbearance requests grew by 1,270% between the week March 2 and the week of March 16, and another 1,896% between the week of March 16 and the week of March 30, according to numbers released Tuesday by the Mortgage Bankers Association.

As voters in six 2020 swing states worry about getting the coronavirus, they're also concerned about lost wages and covering the cost of living.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, tens of thousands of couples have postponed their weddings this spring and left many vendors scrambling without income.

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin has joined other rocket companies in volunteering its manufacturing expertise to help make products needed to fight the coronavirus crisis.

Exchange-traded funds may have found some stability after the market's coronavirus fallout despite lingering worries about the economy, says investor John Davi.