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The May unemployment rate dropped more than a point from April, prompting Trump to again predict a V-shaped recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

Airtel is the third-largest telecom operator in India

Are you driving one of the 1.8 million cars affected by this Nissan recall?

Bentley is a division of Volkswagen of Germany.

U.S. stocks jumped on Friday as the unemployment rate dropped to 13.3%

The unemployment rate dropped more than a point from April's 14.7%, suprizing economists.

The George Floyd Token project does not explain why there is a need for a new cryptocurrency to support the Black Lives Matter movement when plenty of options are already available.

Several Russian cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance Russia, Garantex and EXMO reported a significant increase in user registrations and activity from March to May 2020.

Famed researcher Sergio Demian Lerner, known for his work in finding out the Bitcoin blocks possibly mined by Satoshi Nakamoto, believes the anonymous creator of the world’s first cryptocurrency will never use the coins he mined.

The study was published last month in the Lancet and looked at medical records for 96,000 patients, 15,000 of whom received the anti-malarial drug touted by President Trump as a cure for coronavirus.

U.S. stocks finished mixed on Thursday as ECB expanded its bond buying program.

Rivian has applied for two new electric vehicle trademarks and one could be a total surprise. Here's why.

HSBC and Standard Chartered have deep footprints in Hong Kong

Wendy's said it was donating $500,000 towards "social justice, the youth and education in the Black community.”

No action is expected until after the Senate returns from the July Fourth recess.

Easyjet and Carnival Cruise will exit the index.

A group of workers have sued Amazon over its working conditions during the coronavirus pandemic, with one worker claiming a family member died as a result.

Two UAW locals claim Ford is not following COVID-19 procedures at its F-150 production plants.

Darling, Osborne and Hammond served as chancellor for cumulative 12 years

Gap Inc. has been sued by Simon Property Group after it failed to pay rent for 412 stores that were closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

The total asset purchase program now stands at $1.52 trillion.

U.S. stocks fell on Thursday as ECB expanded its bond buying program.

That brings the number of people who have lost their jobs since the start of the coronavirus pandemic to about 42 million.

Bitcoin's potential drop to $2000 will act as the final bottom for a proper bull run in 2022.

Hackers have acquired the personal information of 5,000 users of Canadian cryptocurrency exchange Coinsquare and said they will use this data to perform SIM swapping attacks.

The Bloomberg Crypto Outlook research says the world's largest cryptocurrency will approach $20,000 in 2020. Institutional investors and the coronavirus pandemic accelerate its maturation as an asset class.

The CEO of one of the country's biggest chicken providers was indicted for his hand in a price-fixing scheme.

NYPD has 3,000 Asian-American officers

The study by the University of Minnesota involved 821 adults in the U.S. and Canada who had been exposed to the coronavirus.