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During the coronavirus outbreak, many public health experts see a role for technology to keeping the so-called "worried well" out of the hospital. In recent weeks, many hospitals have been adding coronavirus to their list of conditions that can be screened for virtually.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday is expected to deliver remarks on the deadly coronavirus outbreak, as President Donald Trump prepares to declare a national emergency, according to administration officials who spoke to NBC News.

The judge for the Tesla shareholder trial said on Friday that the case will be delayed until "concerns regarding COVID-19 have abated."

Ford Motor and General Motors have instructed employees who can work from home to do so beginning Monday due to concerns over the coronavirus.

The United Auto Workers is in negotiations with Fiat Chrysler and other companies regarding compensation for quarantined employees being monitored for the coronavirus.

Students across the country are being asked to learn from home due to the coronavirus outbreak, but many do not have a computer, or have poor internet service.

Recent market swings have proven the efficacy and strength of exchange-traded funds as trading mechanisms, says Dave Nadig, chief investment officer of ETF Trends.

The number of confirmed cases in the state has reached 325 as of Thursday afternoon, according to the state's official website. At least 148 of those cases are in Westchester County, where the city of New Rochelle is located.

"This is truly the 'Black Swan' event for sports," Marty Conway, an adjunct professor at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business, said.

Domino's Pizza is the only restaurant stock that's trading positively year-to-date as investors bet that more consumers will order pizza delivery during the coronavirus outbreak.

As the restaurant industry braces for the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, Grubhub is temporarily suspending commission fees for impacted independent restaurants of up to $100 million.

The move comes in response to market demand that the Fed act immediately to quell what has been an extraordinarily volatile time in the bond market, with yields sinking to historic lows amid rising liquidity concerns.

"The Federal Reserve must FINALLY lower the Fed Rate to something comparable to their competitor Central Banks," Trump tweets, calling out Fed Chair Jerome Powell by name.

Unlike the prior stock halts in the past week, Friday's was thanks to a surge in buying instead of intense selling.

Treasury yields jumped on Friday as investors paused for breath following the biggest Wall Street sell-off since "Black Monday" in 1987.

Progressive groups are calling on the Supreme Court to provide live broadcasts of its arguments while it remains closed to the public because of coronavirus.

The country's largest banks are ready to lend to companies facing a cash squeeze spurred by the coronavirus pandemic. But some of America's weakest companies may not be able to withstand the longer-term impact.

Investors indiscriminately moved money around multiple asset classes at record pace over the past week's tumult on Wall Street.

Treasury Secretary Mnuchin told CNBC the market sell-off will be short-lived and looks like a compelling investment opportunity.

Mnuchin spoke Friday to CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" program.