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- The federal government is weighing giving out certificates to people who have recovered from coronavirus, Dr. Anthony Fauci said Friday.
- The immunity cards could help the government keep track of who's already been infected as it attempts to restart the economy.
- Fauci said that a "large number" of antibody tests, which show whether someone has recovered from coronavirus, will become available in the coming week.
Trump learned of a memo in January warning 'half a million American souls' could die of coronavirus, and he was displeased his adviser put it in writing
President Donald Trump was reportedly told as early as January about his adviser's memo warning of mass death in the US from a coronavirus outbreak.
CREDIT SUISSE: Buy these 11 stocks ideally positioned to take advantage of a rebound after the coronavirus market meltdown
"The viral and macro path are key here," Susan Katzke, a managing director at Credit Suisse, said in reference to the company's latest stock picks.
Spain's government is issuing back-to-work guidelines after its coronavirus death rate slowed
Spain is loosening its lockdown restrictions after the country reported its lowest one-day increase in deaths from the coronavirus since March 23.
Joe Biden wins Alaska's all-mail, ranked-choice Democratic primary
Alaska and Wyoming are holding their presidential primaries entirely by mail over several days to protect voters during the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus immunity: 8% of recovered patients in one study didn't develop antibodies at all
A new study found that the levels of antibodies that recovered coronavirus patients develop differ by age — and that some patients don't develop any.
Trump reportedly said he would reject a bailout package if it included aid to keep the US Postal Service functioning
USPS has asked Congress for a $50 billion bailout and $25 billion in loans from the Treasury Department to make up for losses.
'The curve is continuing to flatten': Cuomo says New York coronavirus hospitalizations have hit an apex
The death toll in New York is "stabilizing at a horrific rate," Cuomo said in his daily coronavirus update on Saturday.
North Korea says it's taking 'more thorough state measures' to prevent the spread of coronavirus
North Korea said it would take stricter measures to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, state media reported.
'I owe them my life': Boris Johnson thanks NHS staff after spending week in hospital with coronavirus
"I can't thank them enough," the British prime minister said in a statement.
LIVE UPDATES: Trump learned of a memo in January warning 'half a million American souls' could die, Cuomo says New York coronavirus hospitalizations have hit an apex
Here's the latest news about the coronavirus pandemic outbreak around the world and COVID-19, the disease it causes.
INFLUENCER MARKETING 2019: Why brands can't get enough of an $8 billion ecosystem driven by Kardashians, moms, and tweens
Business Insider Intelligence explores how influencer marketing is maturing, and how brands can effectively navigate a changing and expanding market.
These are the hottest fintech startups and companies in the world
Business Insider Intelligence has put together the following list of 10 Up and Coming Fintechs for 2019.
THE ESPORTS ECOSYSTEM: The key players and trends driving the red-hot, fast-growing esports space that's on track to surpass $1.5 billion by 2023
Business Insider Intelligence provides a comprehensive breakdown?of the key players involved in the fast-growing esports space.
The White House has invoked the Defense Production Act to produce over 39 million N95 masks over the next 90 days
The project will cost $133 million and will create "over 39 million" masks within the next 90 days. Medical workers have reported short supplies.
AI 101: How learning computers are becoming smarter
In a new 2018 report, ?BI Intelligence,?Business Insider's premium research service, describes how AI works and looks at its present and potential future applications.
'Don't be stupid right now': The legendary author of 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' breaks down why a coronavirus-led depression is inevitable — and shares the 3 investments he's making to stay safe
"Obviously, we're going for a depression," said Robert Kiyosaki, the author of one of history's best-selling personal finance books.
Stick-shifts are vanishing from cars, but I still have some favorites — here they are, ranked
Stick-shifts are disappearing from the automotive landscape. But one can still option a manual on some performance cars and pickup trucks.
THE DIGITAL THERAPEUTICS EXPLAINER: How digital treatments could be a $9 billion opportunity by 2025
Business Insider Intelligence explores the drivers lighting a fire under the DTx market and unpacks the ways vendors reach their intended audiences.
As the coronavirus ravages airlines, Europe's ultra-cheap budget flights could disappear
Low-cost airlines may end up having to choose between low prices to entice customers or higher fares if rivals collapse and demand falls.
We need a backup plan to ensure all Americans can vote in November's presidential election. Our democracy could depend on it.
Expanding vote-by-mail during the coronavirus pandemic isn't partisan, it's necessary for our democracy.
Cruise workers on Holland America's Rotterdam ship say they were forced into a perilous rescue mission of the COVID-19 stricken Zaandam, and now hundreds of crew members are stranded onboard wondering what's next.
"The Rotterdam was told it was on a humanitarian mission to bring supplies to the Zaandam," one crew member said.
Here's what it's like to receive a life-saving heart transplant in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic
Doctors, nurses, and other medical professionals are still working to provide life-saving medical care unrelated to the novel coronavirus.
Mariah Carey shared a photo of a 'surprise cake' she made, and her fans are confused by its decorations — and her kitchen setup
Mariah Carey baked a cake and her Twitter followers were confused but entertained by the singer's quarantine activity.
Boeing is scrambling to decide whether to take government bailout aid or go its own way to save cash, which could include mass layoffs
Boeing is exploring workforce reductions such as layoffs, as well as raising cash from other sources, as it debates the equity terms of the bailout.
In an attempt to move the multi-billion dollar sneaker industry into the mainstream, two sneakerhead lawyers are teaching "Sneaker Law" at Harvard. Here's a look at the crash course presentation.
The Harvard Law lecture was a crash course in sneaker law, covering everything from trademark law to resale.
Take a look at what technologies retailers are introducing to revamp the in-store experience
Brick-and-mortar retailers are introducing new technologies to revamp the in-store experience. Get a preview in our FREE Future of Retail slide deck.
THE PAYMENTS ECOSYSTEM: The biggest shifts and trends driving short- and long-term growth and shaping the future of the industry
In this report, Business Insider Intelligence examines the payments ecosystem today, its growth drivers, and where?the industry is headed.
US surpasses Italy's coronavirus death toll
The US has the highest confirmed death toll from the coronavirus, surpassing Italy on Saturday.
WHO investigates reports of recovered coronavirus patients testing positive again
South Korea reported that 91 recovered coronavirus patients tested positive for the virus, raising concerns about the virus "reactivating."
A doctor shares the right way to take off gloves amid the coronavirus
Here's a guide on how to use gloves correctly amid the coronavirus. The WHO and CDC say gloves should mainly be used by healthcare workers.
30 Big Tech Predictions for 2020
A list of?30 Big Tech Predictions for 2020?across Banking, Connectivity & Tech, Digital Media, Payments & Commerce, Fintech, and Digital Health.
Instacart customers are baiting workers by enticing them with hefty tips and then removing the money once an order is complete
Instacart workers had asked for tip protections during a strike for increased protections and hazard pay in late March.
An unusual financial-crisis-era tactic designed to avoid layoffs is reemerging as coronavirus freezes the economy. Here's why it could make a recovery take a lot longer.
"Revenues are plummeting in ways never predicted," said Julia Pollak of ZipRecruiter. Companies "are using all of the tools at their disposal."
Kentucky is requiring 14 days quarantine for Easter mass attendees who do not stay home from church
State police will record the license plates of any cars seen at gatherings and then notify those car-owners of the two-week rule.
Take a photo tour of all the ways being a flight attendant has changed in the last 50 years
From the feminist movement to 9/11 to the novel coronavirus, the last 50 years drastically changed the role of flight attendants.
I drove a $141,000 Porsche 911 4S and a $224,000 911 Turbo S — and my favorite model might surprise you
The Turbo S is the most powerful 911 in Porsche's history, while the 4S is a spectacularly stable performance machine.
This selfie hack can help you beat facial-feature distortion from front-facing cameras, according to beauty gurus
Makeup artist Snitchery posted a video illustrating the differences in her two selfies, and beauty YouTuber James Charles tweeted his side-by-side.
I quit my job, sold my house, and had just started traveling the world when the coronavirus pandemic struck. Here's how I'm rebuilding my life under quarantine.
"If you're daydreaming about ditching it all to travel, there's a chance it won't work out," writes Cheryl Rodewig.
Prosecutors released 'rowing photos' that appear to show Lori Loughlin's daughter, Olivia Jade, posing as an athlete for college applications
Rick Singer, the accused ringleader of the college admissions scandal, appeared to instruct the family to stage photos on rowing machines.
10,000 families showed up at a Texas food bank as US unemployment rate saw historic rise
Aerial photos showed a packed parking lot as around 10,000 households showed up to receive free food at a San Antonio flea market.
Here's how much money you could get from unemployment benefits in every state
Unemployment benefits are determined by state, but the federal government is adding $600 per week to benefits until July 31.
COOLEST JOBS IN TECH: Google's accessibility chief shares her advice for young techies, what it means to be an 'integrator,' and her favorite Google features
When Eve Andersson joined Google in 2007, the accessibility movement was a "grassroots effort."?Now, she oversees accessibility across all of Google.
Leaked Knotel financials show the WeWork competitor struggled to hit sales targets well?before the coronavirus hit
Knotel's flex-space business has been hit by the coronavirus, which has left tenants unable to occupy workspaces and prompted many to cease payments.
How the US should end the coronavirus lockdowns
The only reason to keep everyone in lockdown would be if we believe that a vaccine is around the corner. But that is not the case.
How to play the best educational game classics of all time, from 'The Oregon Trail' to 'Number Munchers'
There has never been a batter time to pack up your virtual wagon and head out on "The Oregon Trail." Here's how!