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Crown Heights building tenants Jose Sanchez, Sean Reilly and Stephen Henderson participated in a May Day rent strike urging housing payment freezes for the duration of the coronavirus pandemic

Pandemic-hit New York Renters Strike In Nationwide Housing Protest

Pandemic-hit New York renters strike in nationwide housing protest

Meghan Markle And Prince Harry Took The ‘Most Iconic’ Photo Ahead Of Royal Exit

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to one of the most memorable photographs.

US Issues Emergency Approval For Remdesivir For COVID-19 Patients

Remdesivir, an antiviral made by Gilead Sciences, was shown in a major clinical trial to shorten the time to recovery in some coronavirus patients

US issues emergency approval for remdesivir for COVID-19 patients

Colombia has never drawn on its IMF Flexible Credit Line, treating it as a precaution

IMF Renews $10.8 Bn Credit Line For Colombia As Recession Looms

IMF renews $10.8 bn credit line for Colombia as recession looms

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Tesla Shares Tumble As Musk Says Stock Is Overvalued

Musk, who delivered an expletive-laden rant Wednesday night in an earnings call in which he dubbed coronavirus restrictions "fascist," also said, "I am selling almost all my physical possessions. Will own no house."

Friday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Begin May In The Red After Powerful April Rally

U.S. stocks fell Friday as traders digested gains from the April rally.

Will ‘Sister Wives’ Be Canceled? Fans Have Theories About Show’s Future

Fans are debating whether or not “Sister Wives” could be canceled by TLC.

How Will Disney World, Universal, And SeaWorld Re-Open? Here’s What Will Be Different

Guests will be hit with a number of changes at Disney World, Universal, and SeaWorld when the theme parks decide to re-open amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Members of a transport organisation held a press conference in Manila to coincide with May Day

Balcony Banners, E-rallies As Pandemic Curbs May Day Demos

Balcony banners, e-rallies as pandemic curbs May Day demos

SOUNDBITENew York state's coronavirus toll rose at a devastating pace to 3,565 deaths Saturday, Governor Andrew Cuomo says, up from 2,935 the previous day, the largest 24-hour jump recorded there.

Coronavirus News: New York Schools Closed For The Remainder Of Academic Year

Nearly 40 states in the U.S. have now closed schools for the rest of the academic year while some have issued closure recommendations or are waiting until lockdowns end to decide.

U.S. Steel Layoffs: 2,700 Workers Cut, 6,500 Could Be Let Go

As steel and iron demand drops because of the coronavirus, U.S. Steel is looking to make job cuts.

The World Health Organization (WHO) is "assured that this virus is natural in origin"

WHO Says Virus 'Natural In Origin'

WHO says virus 'natural in origin'

Coronavirus News: Nearly 900 Workers Test Positive For COVID-19 At A Single Tyson Meat Plant

A total of 890 employees at a Tyson Foods plant in Indiana have tested positive for COVID-19.

People wearing hazmat suits and masks transport a casket into a funeral home in Brooklyn on April 30, 2020 where dozens of decomposing bodies were found in trucks

U-Haul Issues Lifetime Ban To Brooklyn Funeral Home Caught Storing Bodies In Unrefrigerated Trucks

The trucks used by the funeral home will undergo thorough repairs, cleaning and disinfecting before they go back out into circulation.

Statistics have shown the virus has had a disproportionate impact on black and ethnic minority communities, the elderly, men and the obese

UK Virus Toll Rises 739 As Stats Show Disadvantaged Worst Hit

UK virus toll rises 739 as stats show disadvantaged worst hit

Madrid regional president Isabel Diaz Ayuso and Mayor Jose-Luis Martinez Almeida applaud as the field hospital is closed -- but social media users questioned such a large gathering and an apparent lack of social distancing

Spain Confirms Pandemic Slowdown With 281 New Deaths

Spain confirms pandemic slowdown with 281 new deaths

Coronavirus Threatens Remittances By Migrant Workers, Placing Hundreds Of Millions Of People At Risk

Remittances by migrant workers provide a crucial lifeline to the poor

Premier League Rumors: Pulisic Assures He Will Be Ready To Play Once Season Restarts

Christian Pulisic assures everyone that he is now 100 percent healthy and ready to return to action for Chelsea FC.

There are some practical steps that SMBs can take to steer their companies through the viral storm.

The Impact Of COVID-19 On SMBs: Navigating A Path Forward

Some practical steps to help small and medium businesses navigate the COVID-19 crisis, including tips on customer engagement and workforce management.

A woman wearing a protective mask walks out of a metro station next to a sign announcing the distribution of face masks to commuters after complaints over shortages of supplies to medical professionals

French Health Staff Up In Arms Over Newly Found Mask Supplies

French health staff up in arms over newly found mask supplies

Justin Timberlake 'It's Gonna Be May' Meme Gets A Makeover Due To Coronavirus

The widely-circulated image looks a bit different this year.

Amazon has been a lifeline but also a target for criticism during the global pandemic as it has ramped up service and hired more people

Technology News: House Lawmakers Threaten To Subpoena Amazon's Jeff Bezos In Antitrust Investigation

The House Judiciary Committee wants answers on whether the internet marketplace uses data from its third-party sellers to decide what private-label products to launch.

Italy will begin to emerge from the world's longest coronavirus shutdown on Monday

Conte Apologises To Italians As Lockdown Nears End

Conte apologises to Italians as lockdown nears end

Walmart's Express Delivery Offered In Two Hours Or Less: Here’s How It Works

Walmart's Express Delivery service will bring more than 160,000 items directly to a customers door step in two hours or less.

‘The Voice’ Season 18 Spoilers: NBC Singing Competition Returns With Remote Live Shows

Is “The Voice” going to continue amid the coronavirus pandemic?

The Main Street Lending Program is designed to reach small and medium-sized businesses that are too big to benefit from the Treasury Department's Paycheck Protection Program

Coronavirus Economy: SBA Paycheck Program Awarded $1 Billion To Publicly Traded Companies

Some of the loans were for many times the $10 million limit; some went to companies with more than 500 employees.

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