U.S. stock futures are 'limit down' 5% on Monday despite the Fed's massive monetary stimulus campaign and interest rate cut to zero.
had moments of unity, with Biden and Sanders going after the president, but also clashed on the typical array of party flash points such as health care. Walt Disney will make "Frozen 2" available on its streaming platform Disney+ 3 months ahead of schedule, saying it was hoping to provide families "with some fun and joy during this challenging period."
Teladoc Health said it saw a 50 percent surge in virtual doctor visits over the past week, with as many as 15,000 requested visits per day. Starbucks is pulling back on seating availability, to try to prevent crowds from gathering. It will keep mobile order, pay, and drive through options open for now.
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