Governors in Michigan, Florida, Texas, California, Colorado and Arizona are closing thousands of bars again ahead of the Fourth of July weekend as Covid-19 cases in those states surge.
The company is making changes to its trial plan, which has pushed back the expected start date, according to health-care publication STAT News.
“This will be over by January one way or the other,” former FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said on “Squawk Box.”
The automaker unveiled a new “Hellcat” model of the 2021 Durango SUV, which it is calling “the most powerful SUV ever.”
Manhattan apartment sales in the second quarter saw their biggest decline in 30 years and worst quarter on record as the real estate lockdown and urban flight after the Covid-19 crisis put a freeze on the market.
Ford said its U.S. vehicle sales in the second quarter were down 33.3%, in-line with industry expectations as the coronavirus caused consumers to stay at home, and dealerships and factories to shutter.
Five airlines have struck agreements with the Treasury Department for portions of $25 billion in federal loans aimed at softening the blow of the coronavirus pandemic on their businesses.
The coronavirus has now infected more than 10.71 million people around the world as of Thursday, killing at least 516,726 people.
The deliveries come a day after Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent out an e-mail congratulating his tens of thousands of employees on their “amazing” execution “in such difficult times.”
Ford will unveil its “Ford Bronco 4×4 family” of vehicles across Disney’s media networks, including ABC, ESPN, National Geographic and Hulu.
McDonald’s is pausing its U.S. reopening plans for 21 days as coronavirus cases spike across the country.
JetBlue and the labor union that represents its pilots have reached an agreement to avoid furloughs until May 1, 2021, according to a union memo.