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Georgia, Oklahoma and South Carolina have begun the reopening process.

Wall Street analysts say investors will be focused on 2020 delivery guidance and cash burn when the company reports its first-quarter results.

Goldman Sachs has a plan for stock-market investors to capitalize on President Trump's plan for "Opening Up America Again."

3M, Apple and Amazon will dominate the week's earnings.

Small businesses will be getting a fresh cash infusion.

DraftKings began trading as a public company on Friday.

Continental Resources has reportedly stopped most production in the Bakken shale field.

Stay-at-home orders given by governors to slow the spread of COVID-19 will reduce second-quarter gross domestic product by at least 30 percent annualized.

American Express' first-quarter profit plunged 76 percent from a year ago as the financial-services provider set aside $2.6 billion for losses.

Output of the dreamliner could be reportedly cut in half

Apple says the flaw does "not pose an immediate risk to our users."

Verizon and American Express report earnings before the bell

Demand for mobile computer and related products was stronger as people sheltered in place

Gilead said the findings were inconclusive because the study was terminated early

Once the deal is finalized, DraftKings will list on the Nasdaq exchange under the stock ticker “DKNG.”

A new tranche of funding for the small business lending program is near.

Corporate bookings point to action in Las Vegas picking up around August.

The House will vote on a $483 billion proposal to deliver more loans to small businesses and aid to hospitals

Automakers aim to restart at least some U.S. assembly plants by early May

The relief package, aimed at replenishing funds for small businesses, is expected to pass a House vote on Thursday.