US, Johnson & Johnson Agree To $1 Billion Deal To Demonstrate COVID-19 Vaccine Production
The agreement includes 100 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine with the option for 300 million additional doses.
Coronavirus News: Uber Employees Can Work From Home Through June 2021
Uber will provide workers a $500 stipend for office equipment if they chose to work from home.
COVID-19 Deaths Top 700,000 Globally; US Leads With Almost 157,000
A person dies from COVID-19 about every 15 seconds.
Coronavirus Developments: Trump On Pandemic, NYC Health Commissioner Resigns, Vaccine Development Moves Forward
Trump talks pandemic while the New York City health commissioner resigns and vaccines are confronted and moved forward. Here's what you need to know.
Coronavirus News: Wife Blames Trump, Texas Governor For Husband's Death In Obituary That Goes Viral
Stacey Nagy said her husband Dave did "everything he was supposed to do, but you did not," blaming many people for his COVID-19 death.
Too Soon, Too Quick? WHO Warns Of Russian Vaccine Development
Russia expects to have its COVID-19 vaccine approved by Aug. 10 and no later than Aug. 15.
Illinois Auto Policy Holders Sue Insurers Over Insufficient Rebates During Coronavirus Pandemic
The number of miles that Illinois drivers drove in spring reportedly dropped by nearly two-thirds because of the coronavirus.
National Institute Of Health To Start Drug Trial Of Eli Lilly’s Coronavirus Antibody
If testing of Eli Lilly's LY-CoV555 antibody proves successful for treating COVID-19, the National Institute of Health said it will expand the study to Phase 3 clinical trials.
New York City Health Commissioner Resigns After Coronavirus Clash With Mayor De Blasio
Mayor Bill de Blasio has appointed Dr. Dave A. Chokshi to replace Dr. Oxiris Barbot.
Advocacy Group Urges Drug Company To Move Forward With Remdesivir Alternative
Public Citizen claims that Gilead is looking to make a bigger profit on its GS-441524 drug to treat COVID-19, and has delayed development as a result.
Coronavirus News: FDA Gives Emergency-Use Authorization To Heart Pump For COVID-19 Patients
The Impella heart pump from Abiomed treats edema or myocarditis, which can occur in COVID-19 patients.
Booking.com To Cut 25% Of Workforce As Travel Demand Drops
The digital travel service said employees will be notified of the layoffs in starting in September by a country-by-country basis.
Coronavirus Developments: Warnings, Trump Tweets And Outbreaks
Global warnings and a series of coronavirus outbreaks marked the day. Here's what you need to know.
World Health Organization Warns There Is ‘No Silver Bullet’ To Stop COVID-19
The U.N. organization reminds people and governments to "do it all" to keep the coronavirus under control.
Coronavirus News: Sturgis Motorcycle Rally To Bring 250,000 Or More To South Dakota
As many as 60% of Sturgis residents wanted the motorcycle rally postponed for 2020, a survey by city officials indicated.
Cruise Line Apologizes After 41 Infected With COVID-19 Aboard Norwegian Cruise Ship
Norwegian cruise line Hurtigruten admitted it did not notify passengers after a coronavirus infection was detected.
Retailers Prepare For Drop In Back-To-School Spending With Reopenings Questionable
This shopping season, spending is expected to be down 6.4% compared to last year, GlobalData research said.
Two More Retail Bankruptcies: Lord & Taylor, Men’s Wearhouse Parent Succumb To Chapter 11
The two retailers join JC Penney, Neiman Marcus, Brooks Brother, RTW Retailwinds, J. Crew, and Ascena Retail Group in filing for Chapter 11
Coronavirus Developments: Dr. Fauci Shows Optimism Over Vaccine, US Enters Into Vaccine Deal, Coronavirus Cases Grow
Dr. Fauci talked vaccines in a televised House briefing while the U.S. entered into a $2.1 billion deal with Sanofi and GSK for a COVID-19 vaccine. Here's what you need to know.
Coronavirus News: Is CDC Study of Summer Camp Outbreak A Harbinger of Schools Reopening?
A total of 260 attendees of a summer camp in Georgia tested positive for the coronavirus.
Beef Recall 2020: Over 38,000 Pounds Of Meat Recalled For Inspection Concerns
Consumers are urged to check their refrigerators and freezers for the recalled beef products. Here's what you need to know.
United Airlines To Resume Some International Flights In September Amid Pandemic
The airline is looking to ramp up its international flight schedule by 30% compared to September 2019.
Pregnant Women Will Not Be A Part Of COVID-19 Vaccine Trials: Here’s Why
U.S. regulators require safety testing on pregnant animals before a vaccine such as the COVID-19 vaccine can be approved for use on pregnant women.
Coronavirus House Panel Update: Dr. Fauci Says Vaccine By End Of Year A Reality, Not A Dream
Dr. Anthony S. Fauci was optimistic about a COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the year during the House Select Subcomittee hearing.
Merck To Begin Studies Of Oral Coronavirus Treatment In September
Merck reported worldwide sales of $10.9 billion, down 8% for the second quarter of 2020.
Coronavirus News: US Makes $2.1 Billion Deal With Sanofi And GSK For COVID-19 Vaccine
Sanofi and GSK expect to begin Phase 1/2 trials of a COVID-19 vaccine in September, with Phase 3 clinical trials beginning at the end of 2020.
Coronavirus Developments: Unemployment Up, Herman Cain Dies From COVID-19, Trump Wants To Delay Election
As coronavirus cases surge, unemployment claims are up and more deaths from COVID-19 continue to plague the U.S. Here's everything you need to know.
California Pizza Kitchen Files For Bankruptcy With Plans To Close Its Unprofitable Restaurants
California Pizza Kitchen said it expects to emerge from bankruptcy in less than three months.
Canada Issues New Restrictions On Travelers Going To Alaska
There are now five designated ports of entry into Canada for travel to and from Alaska.
Tyson Foods Implements Expansive COVID-19 Safety Measures For Workers
Less than 1% of Tyson's workforce of 120,000 employees have tested positive for the coronavirus.