(Bloomberg) -- California reported its biggest one-day jump in cases. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo warned that his state’s improving data is obscuring a worsening U.S. outbreak. More than half of U.S. small businesses expect to close within six months, a new survey showed. President Donald Trump backtracked on disbanding his coronavirus task force and said he’d soon announce new members to focus on reopening, after acknowledging it may cause more people to get ill and die. The U.K.’s death toll topped 30,000. Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands are planning additional steps to ease their restrictions, while Russian President Vladimir Putin warned against rushing into it.Key DevelopmentsVirus Tracker: cases pass 3.7 million; deaths top 261,000WHO says infecting subjects may speed vaccine studiesLawsuits against China escalate blame game with U.S.Layoffs start turning permanent across AmericaWork-from-resort: How Ken Griffin stayed on top of marketsCovid-19 research groups are being attacked by hackersSubscribe to a...
Paypal reported a miss on earnings for their first quarter. Shares fell after the company released that adjusted earnings per share fell to 66 cents from 78 cents. Yahoo Finance Live breaks down the numbers....
The American Transportation Research Institute and the Owner-Operator Independent Driver Association Foundation have released research on the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on all aspects of trucking operations. ...
Fitness giant Peloton reported third quarter earnings that beat sales and operating profit forecasts. Yahoo Finance's Jen Rogers, Seana Smith, Rick Newman and Andy Serwer discuss on The Final Round...
