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(Bloomberg) — Online brokerage platform Robinhood said it’s back up and running after an outage prevented customers from accessing their accounts during Monday’s stock surge. But the platform is still having issues receiving emails through its support system. Monday’s problem

Tornadoes have killed at least 19 people and destroyed dozens of buildings in Tennessee – including causing severe damage in downtown Nashville.

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Tennessee officials say at least 19 were killed in overnight twisters that also damaged buildings and roads across multiple counties. “It is heartbreaking,” Gov. Bill Lee said Tuesday. (Image credit: Mark Humphrey/AP)

The outbreak is disrupting supply chains and ricocheting through financial markets. But a recession is unlikely until consumers react.

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U.S. stocks jumped Tuesday after the Federal Reserve made an emergency rate cut to help support the economy from the impact from the virus outbreak.

Surrounded by smoldering houses and the blackened skeletons of burned-out cars, Mohammed Efaz picked his way through the streets of Khajuri Khas, a neighborhood in north-east Delhi. The 32 year-old Muslim said he would never return to India’s capital after

SAR Academy shuts down ‘for precautionary measures’ after New York governor confirms second case in state; 2 schools in suburbs also halt classes

After a slow and criticized rollout of U.S. government-designed testing kits for the novel coronavirus COVID-19, federal agencies enforced new policies to scale up capacity to conduct tests and produce results more quickly. On Feb. 29, the US Food and