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CDC says three kids have died from suspected coronavirus in US as some children get severely sick
Some children have been hospitalized or worse after becoming infected with the coronavirus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday. At least three children have died.
WHO says the coronavirus can spread one to three days before symptoms start
Dr. Mike Ryan, the WHO's executive director for emergencies program, said more people may be "infected unknowingly."
New York City may have to bury coronavirus victims on public lands as deaths overwhelm mortuaries
"If we need to do temporary burials to be able to tide this over to pass the crisis and then work with each family on their appropriate arrangements, we have the ability to do that," de Blasio said.
IBM's new CEO takes over today — here's his plan
In an email he sent to employees this morning, Arvind Krishna said he will focus on artificial intelligence and hybrid cloud as key technologies for the future. He also made the case that the company's legacy of providing core technology makes it indispensable during high-pressure times like today's.
Google Maps update makes it easier to find food for takeout and delivery
Two new buttons provide quick search for restaurants that provide takeout and delivery on iPhone and Android.
New IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says coronavirus crisis will speed up customers' cloud adoption
On Arvind Krishna's first day as CEO of IBM, he think the company's customers will go deeper into cloud services because of coronavirus.
Airlines slash most flights to coronavirus hot spot NYC, as area grows more isolated
Newark and New York's JFK International Airport had been among the busiest airports in the country.
British Open canceled for first time since WWII due to coronavirus
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club will transfer purchased tickets and hospitality packages for 2020 to The Open in 2021. Purchasers who no longer wish to or are no longer able to attend in 2021 will receive a full refund.
Marco Rubio expects the Senate to pass at least one more coronavirus relief bill
"The appetite is there," Rubio said in a CNBC "Squawk Box" interview. "I think everyone I've talked to recognizes we're going to have to go back and do more, and probably more than once."
Janet Yellen says second-quarter GDP could decline by 30% and unemployment is already at 12%-13%
The former Fed chair said the economy is in the throes of an "absolutely shocking" downturn that is not reflected yet in the current data.
Gun owners say rifles still malfunction after Remington class-action settlement repairs
With gun sales surging in the COVID-19 crisis, owners of one of the world's most popular rifles are facing new questions about whether their guns are safe.
New York City will have enough N95 masks for the week but still faces other coronavirus shortages, de Blasio says
Navarro says he is qualified to disagree with Fauci on coronavirus treatment: 'I'm a social scientist'
"My qualifications in terms of looking at the science is that I'm a social scientist, Ph. D.," top Trump aide Peter Navarro said an interview about his disagreements with Dr. Anthony Fauci over hydroxychloroquine.
Priest tells Christians to practice social distancing as Easter approaches: 'One of the most generous things you can do'
Many churches have opted to perform their services virtually as the coronavirus spreads, but some have continued to hold gatherings despite warnings to avoid contact with other people.
Bank of America sees booming rescue loan demand, with applications for nearly 10% of program
Bank of America said it's seen fierce demand for rescue loans with applications accounting for about 10% of the amount provided by Congress.
Chief surgeon at top New York hospital likens the upcoming week in coronavirus fight to war: This is 'our Fallujah'
"Right now we are waist-deep in execution, in the fog of war," wrote Dr. Craig Smith, surgeon in chief of New York–Presbyterian Hospital.
Treasury yields rise on optimism coronavirus crisis close to stabilizing in the US
U.S. government debt prices were lower Monday morning as Wall Street looks set to attempt a rebound following another decline last week.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Slack, Zoom, JetBlue, Delta, Boeing & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Slack, Zoom, JetBlue, Delta, Boeing, and more.
Inspector general fired by Trump defends flagging whistleblower complaint
Michael Atkinson said he acted impartially and urged other government employees to "bravely speak up," NBC News reports.
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