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Shopping mall giant to reopen with safety restrictions Simon plans to open the doors to properties in eight states on Friday

Boeing won't seek coronavirus-related government aid after raising $25B The Chicago-based jet maker credited the demand for its bond offering to long-term support for the aviation industry and confidence in the market created by the CARES Act.

Coronavirus cuts into Amazon profits despite sales gains Amazon’s sales surged amid the coronavirus, but costs related to the pandemic ate away at the online retailer’s profits, the company told investors Thursday.

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Trump: Nursing homes will be carefully inspected President Trump says FEMA will send supplemental personal protective equipment to all 15,400 Medicaid/Medicare certified nursing homes in the U.S. 

Wealthy New Yorkers caught hiding billions in offshore Israeli, Swiss accounts The Justice Department is celebrating its second-largest recovery as it files charges against a bank that helped set up offshore accounts.

It's a ‘good time to buy a car’ despite bleak sales volume: Transportation expert National transportation expert and auto journalist Michael Caudill argues although the coronavirus is taking a toll on the auto industry, it’s a good time to buy a car for consumers.

AstraZeneca to mass produce potential coronavirus vaccine Britain's AstraZeneca joined forces with the University of Oxford on Thursday.

Facebook allows users to transfer photos, videos to rival service in move that could ease antitrust concerns Facebook will allow users in the US and Canada to transfer photos onto Google Photos to give users more control of their data.

Tesla CEO, Facebook CEO clash over reopening during coronavirus Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg disagreed over stay-at-home orders during their earnings calls on Wednesday.

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Comcast first-quarter broadband growth tops views, coronavirus hurts advertising Comcast gained 477,000 broadband subscribers in the first quarter, and revenue grew 9.3 percent.

American Airlines loses $2.2B as coronavirus grounds flights The Fort Worth, Texas-based air carrier lost $2.2 billion, or $5.26 a share, as total operating revenue plunged 20 percent to $8.52 billion.

McDonald's profit sinks as coronavirus slams sales The Chicago-based fast-food chain reported first-quarter profit fell 16 percent to $1.1 billion, or $1.47 a share, on revenue of $4.71 billion.

Oil prices rally as producers tackle supply glut Output cuts, if all sides live up to the agreement, will end the price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia and eliminate 20 million crude barrels a day from a market that has been overwhelmed with supply.

Twitter tops sales estimates, sees rebound from Asia's eased coronavirus rules Twitter Inc on Thursday said that its ads sales had slightly rebounded in Asia after a plunge due to the coronavirus outbreak and that it had accelerated work on tools to attract key advertisers, becoming the latest tech company to report a lighter blow from the pandemic than forecast.

Coronavirus squashed Dunkin' first quarter US comparable-store sales The doughnut and coffee chain withdrew its 2020 guidance and said it is suspending its quarterly dividend and share-buyback programs.

European economy suffers biggest hit on record amid pandemic It was the biggest drop since statistics began in 1995

Shell cuts dividend for first time since World War II Shell said it would reduce its quarterly dividend by two-thirds to 16 cents per share

Traders brace for latest jobless claim numbers Amazon, Apple and McDonald's will report earnings

Remdesivir data showing ‘meaningful benefits’: Biotech analyst Piper Sandler senior biotech analyst Tyler Van Buren argues the FDA will be under a lot of pressure to approve remdesivir under an accelerated timeline based on the data.

Millions of Americans likely applied for jobless benefits last week though wave is stabilizing Initial claims for state unemployment benefits likely totaled a seasonally adjusted 3.50 million

Tyson Foods temporarily pauses operations at beef facility in Dakota City The facility employs 4,300 people

Tesla's Elon Musk rails against government coronavirus mandates Musk blasts US coronavirus restrictions as "fascist" in an earnings call rant.

Investors looking to flip IHOP pancake house toasted by proxy firms Two influential proxy advisory firms said Dine Brands Global Inc shareholders should reject a proposal to spin off its IHOP pancake house chain in a rebuke to activist investment firm JCP Investment Partnership which proposed the plan.

SoftBank sees $8B loss on WeWork writedown, company says SoftBank is in a legal dispute with directors at WeWork after backing out of a $3 billion tender offer.

Hilton, Wynn have phased approach to reopening their hotel doors Hilton president and CEO Chris Nassetta and Wynn Resorts CEO Matt Maddox discuss the importance of reopening their businesses in a safe and responsible way.

Facebook CEO warns coronavirus outbreaks likley after reopenings The Facebook founder and CEO said returning life to normal in areas where the coronavirus is still too prevalent could “almost guarantee future outbreaks” and cause the economic downturn to last even longer.

Trump's efficiency is helping states reopen: Kayleigh McEnany White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany discusses the positive Remdesivir results and says President Trump is taking the necessary steps to ensure Americans can safely get back to work.

Google launches Zoom competitor in coronavirus pandemic by making Meet video conferencing app free Google is now offering its $6/month video conference app to anyone for free.

McConnell pans Trump’s coronavirus infrastructure funding hopes Trump and McConnell agree on the need for infrastructure work but not on how to pay for it.

AMC slams Universal for not releasing movies exclusively in theaters AMC has threatened to stop showing Universal films in its theaters in the future, saying Universal is breaking the business model and dealings in the industry. FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo and Dagen McDowell with more.

Zoom rival, Google Meet becomes free for all users Google G Suite Vice President and General Manager Javier Soltero says he has seen ‘incredible’ growth in Google Meet use in last three months as more people work from home.

Blue Apron shares sink as quarterly loss widens to $20.1M Blue Apron's prospects have brightened since the end of the quarter, with sales rising as people shelter at home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Stocks surge as Gilead coronavirus drug eclipses GDP drop A study showed positive results on using a Gilead Sciences drug as a COVID-19 treatment; the government will offer more details at an upcoming briefing.

Boeing whacked by coronavirus, 737 MAX grounding Boeing lost $641 million as COVID-19 and the grounding of the 737 MAX aircraft significantly impacted business.

California scales up 1st in US electric truck sale proposal California regulators are considering a rule to require automakers to sell electric delivery vans to curb pollution.

Stock market shows weakness of coronavirus rally The comparatively small number of companies driving the S&P 500's rally is a worrying sign for investors.

Coronavirus crisis and 5 examples of good business leadership during the pandemic: Lee Carter We are all moving fast to adapt and change in this time.

Spring homebuying recovering from coronavirus Interest in buying was the strongest in almost a month.

GE profit spikes, overcoming aviation drag The Boston-based conglomerate earned $6.16 billion, or 72 cents a share, as total revenues fell 8 percent to $20.52 billion.

Hasbro stock slips as coronavirus clouds earnings outlook Adjusted earnings per share came to 57 cents, below the FactSet consensus of 66 cents.

GDP report to show a damaged economy sliding into recession The first contraction in six years is expected

Zuckerberg asserts power at Facebook Mark Zuckerberg is steadily becoming more active and in-charge at Facebook than he has been in recent years.

Elon Musk backs coronavirus reopening as Tesla stock rebounds: 'FREE AMERICA NOW' Tesla CEO Elon Musk said states should "reopen with care [and] appropriate protection, but don't put everyone under de facto house arrest."

Coronavirus put US hospitals in bad financial shape: Cleveland Clinic CEO Cleveland Clinic CEO and President Dr. Tom Mihaljevic argues the coronavirus has had a negative financial impact on hospitals, leading to health care workers getting laid off. He also said hospitals are a safe environment for care.

Amazon turns to Chinese firm on US blacklist to meet thermal camera needs The United States blacklisted the Chinese firm over allegations it helped China detain and monitor the Uighurs and other Muslim minorities.

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Ford delays autonomous vehicle service to 2022 The Dearborn, Michigan-based automaker said its “mobility” segment – which includes the autonomous vehicle program – operated at a $368 million loss for the quarter.

Uber loses top tech officer as company reportedly considers laying off 20 percent of workforce Uber announced in a regulatory filing on Tuesday that chief technology officer Thuan Pham will step down from the company, effective May 16.