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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is holding his daily press conference on the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Investors were buoyed as pandemic restrictions unwind and more drug companies chase vaccines. The NYSE opened its floor to traders for the first time in two months, under social distancing protocols.
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 Live: Gov. Andrew Cuomo's daily COVID-19 update from the New York Stock Exchange
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 The New York Stock Exchange trading floor reopened with New York Governor Cuomo ringing the opening bell. Stacey Cunningham, NYSE President sat down with Yahoo Finance to outline the safety measures taking place at the NYSE.
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Stocks soar as NYSE trading floor reopens from coronavirus shutdown Fox BusinessGov. Andrew Cuomo Rings Bell As NYSE Floor Reopens With New Restrictions | Stephanie Ruhle | MSNBC MSNBCTraders Return to Wall Street, With a Catch NewserCarpocalypse Now: NYSE Traders Return to Work on Tuesday — Barred from Public Transit Streetsblog New YorkNYSE President Stacey Cunningham on reopening part of trading floor to brokers CNBC TelevisionView Full Coverage on Google News
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As Wuhan Tests Millions to Prevent Second Wave of Coronavirus, Doctors Warn U.S. Is Not Prepared NewsweekHere's How Wuhan Tested 6.5 Million for Coronavirus in Days The New York TimesWuhan performed 6.5 million coronavirus tests in just 9 days, state media reports CNNChinese state media: Wuhan conducted 6.5 million coronavirus tests in 9 days | TheHill The Hill
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 New York Governor Andrew Cuomo donned a face mask and rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday, marking the partial reopening of the trading floor at the iconic 11 Wall Street building, which had been closed since March 23 due to the coronavirus.
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 The New York Stock Exchange starts a phased reopening of the trading floor Tuesday after being closed for two months because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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He asked Twitter to remove Trump's false tweets about his dead wife. Twitter refused CNNWidower of Scarborough staffer asks Twitter to remove Trump's conspiracy theories POLITICOTwitter refuses to delete Trump's baseless claims about Joe Scarborough CNBCTwitter Must Cleanse the Trump Stain The New York Times
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 U.S. stock benchmarks rallied Tuesday morning after Memorial Day weekend, as investors seized on fresh coronavirus vaccine news and signs that global economy was slowly starting to emerge from shutdowns induced by the viral pandemic. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped around 600 points, or 2.5%, at 25,082, the S&P 500 index climbed 2% at 3,013, which was above its 200-day moving average at 2,999.81--a level viewed by technical analysts as a key dividing line between long-term bullish and bearish trends. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite Index climbed 1.4% at 9,447. On the corporate front, Novavax Inc. said it has started human trials of its vaccine candidate. The first phase of the placebo-controlled study will enroll 130 healthy adults; the first round of data from that study is expected in July. Big drugmaker Merck & Co. also said it is working on two potential vaccines and an experimental drug against the coronavirus, joining rivals in the frantic search for medicines. Meanwhile, the New York Stock Exchange, run by Intercontinental Exchange Inc. , resumed floor trading Tuesday.
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 (Bloomberg Opinion) -- China's decision to impose a national security law on Hong Kong has spurred speculation of capital flight and an erosion of the city's status as an international financial center. As a venue for share offerings, at least, the near-term future is looking bright. For that, the territory can thank worsening U.S.-China relations.U.S.-listed Chinese technology companies are lining up to sell stock in Hong Kong, seeking refuge from an environment that has become increasingly less hospitable. Nasdaq-traded JD.com Inc. and NetEase Inc. are planning secondary listings in the city next month, following a trail blazed by Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. in November. Optimism that more companies will join them drove shares of Hong Kong's exchange operator up more than 6% on Monday.There's every reason to expect these stock offerings to do well, and push Hong Kong back up the rankings of the world's largest fundraising centers. So far this year, the city is the sixth-largest market by capital raised. It topped the table for the whole of 2019 when New York-listed Alibaba sold $13 billion of stock, underscoring the existence of a strong local investor base for China's most successful companies.The reception for Alibaba suggests that Asian institutional investors want to be able to trade China's leading enterprises in their own time zone. JD and NetEase are also among the nation's technology champions. Beijing-based JD competes with Alibaba in e-commerce, while Hangzhou-based NetEase is behind some of the most popular mobile games in China.
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