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5 tigers, 3 lions, and 2 pet cats have all tested positive for coronavirus in New York

The two cats are believed to be the first pets in the US to test positive for COVID-19. The lions and tigers tested positive at the Bronx Zoo.

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Digital-only banks like Chime are seeing record signups amid the coronavirus pandemic. Here's how they drive revenue without lending or charging overdraft fees.

Neobanks rely on interchange fees earned from debit card transactions for revenue. Some are also experimenting with freemium membership models, while others make money on product referrals.

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We tried the alcohol diet Tom Brady put Rob Gronkowski on, and it was a lot harder than we imagined

We tried the Tom Brady alcohol diet challenge and it was surprisingly difficult.

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I biked everywhere for 3 weeks — and it made me realize 9 critical things about my town, time management, and life itself

Relying on my bike each day made me a more social and positive person, plus it saved me time and money.

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Georgia's governor wants to reopen theaters, gyms, and nail salons. Here's the Fed data that proves why these should be the very last businesses to come back.

According to the occupational contact-intensity index, Gov. Brian Kemp was right to close certain businesses. Reopening them would be a mistake.

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Trump and Biden's battle to look tough on China could be a roadblock to a coronavirus vaccine

Anti-China rhetorical attacks could stifle the development of a vaccine, and put the US at a disadvantage if China develops one first.

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Oil could hit negative $100 per barrel next month, according to one analyst

"Will we hit -$100/bbl next month? Quite possibly," Paul Sankey, a managing director at Mizuho Securities, wrote in a Tuesday note.

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Dow climbs 500 points as oil prices stabilize

WTI crude oil continued to rebound on Wednesday after falling into negative territory at the beginning of the week.

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Jeff Bezos has returned to day-to-day management of Amazon after years of solely focusing on high-impact projects like Alexa

Bezos had delegated many daily management tasks to deputies.

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