Delayed quotes for at least 15 minutes. Real-time quote via BATS BZX Real-Time Price. Knowledge of the market through Interactive Data (General Conditions). Developed and implemented through interactive data management solutions. Basics of the company through Morningstar. Knowledge of revenue estimation through Zacks. Knowledge of mutual funds and ETFs through Lipper. Economic knowledge through Econoday. Dow Jones and Company Terms and Conditions.
This curtain shall be published, transmitted, rewritten or redistributed. © 2020 FOX News Network, LLC. All rights are reserved. Frequently Asked Questions: Updated Privacy Policy
Florida attorney general Ashley Moody said the governor was guilty of running with localities in the state because other parts of Florida are affected by the coronavirus.
St. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Florida reported on Sunday the largest accumulation of a day in positive cases of coronavirus in a single state since the onset of the pandemic.
Continue down
According to state department of health statistics, another 15,299 people tested positive for a total of 269,811 cases.
California had the previous record for positive instances: 11,694 four days ago. New York was 11571 on April 15.
The numbers reach the end of a dark and record week in Florida, with 514 deaths. On Sunday, forty-five deaths were reported.
In May and June, the state reopened its economy with some restrictions.
CORONAVIRUS HOTSPOTS SHOULD RECONSIDER REOPENING
Tests are higher, however, the percentage of other people with positive results is even more dramatic. A month ago, less than 5% of tests tested positive on average. During the following week, the average exceeded 19%.
HERE’S WHAT’S GOING ON:
PARIS – After photographs of thousands of other people dancing sparked a renewed debate in France about social estrangement, the mayor of the Mediterranean hotel in Nice announced on Sunday that the mask will now be mandatory on all occasions in the city.
Video of dense crowds dancing outdoors on a DJ’s set on Saturday night drew thousands of perspectives and complained that many revelers were not dressed in masks or stayed apart. Crowd behaviour has fuelled considerations about the French’s growing indifference to social estrangement, even when the number of COVID-related deaths in the country has exceeded 30,000.
Health has expressed fear of a wave of infections at a time when the French revel in freedoms after closing and embark on summer vacation.
The mayor of Nice, Christian Estrosi, on Sunday defended the resolution of allowing the concert, saying that efforts had been made to restrict the length of the crowd to another 5,000 people and that messages had been circulated urging them to distance themselves.
But Estrosi also added that “we who have not been sufficiently respected”.
He asked the government to make the wearing of masks obligatory at crowded events, including those outdoors. He said masks would now be required “for all our events” in Nice.
—-
WASHINGTON — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Sunday that President Donald Trump has “crossed a bridge” by wearing a face mask during a visit to a military hospital.
Pelosi told CNN’s State of the Union that he hopes the president will replace his attitude, which will be useful in preventing the spread of the coronavirus. ”
Trump wore a mask a Saturday stop at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in suburban Maryland, where he met with the army’s wounded workers’ corps and health care providers.
It was the first time the president had been noticed in public with the type of facial coating through fitness officials as a precaution against the spread or infection of the virus.
Pelosi said she was “so satisfied that she obeyed Walter Reed’s rules. You can’t pass on to our veterans who are there without a mask.”
The only time Trump wore a mask was a personal party on a scale at a Ford factory in Michigan.
—-
WASHINGTON – A member of the White House Working Group on Coronavirus said Sunday that, despite the build-up in the number of instances across the country, the scenario is “not out of control.”
Brett Giroir said he will take “a lot of effort and he’ll have to do his part” to fight the pandemic.
And the undersecretary of the Department of Health and Human Services said, “We want other people to wear masks in public. It’s definitely essential.”
Giroir told ABC’s “This Week” that officials would like to see something like 90% of other people dressed in masks in public in spaces that are hot spots.
He said that “if we don’t have that, we will not get control of the virus.’’ Giroir says there’s no downside to wearing a mask.
When Giroir was asked about whether states that are seeing a spike in cases should consider more stringent lockdowns, he said, “Everything should be on the table.”
And looking ahead, Giroir said it’s possible that the situation “could be worse in the fall” and he thinks that in the fall “we’re going to need tens of millions of more tests a month.” He also said there’s some data that people can get both the flu and COVID-19 at the same time and “that’s not really good.”
—-
LONDON – British authorities are locking down 200 workers at a farm in central England after a fresh coronavirus outbreak.
Officials said Sunday that 73 of the workers tested positive for the virus at the AS Green and Co. vegetable farm in the village of Mathon, south of Birmingham.
The workers, who live on mobile homes at the farm, were hired to pick and pack produce. They’re being required to remain on the farm and self-isolate with their household groups, with the local council arranging deliveries of food and essential supplies.
The farm had put in place a number of infection control measures, including promoting social distancing in communal spaces and the indoor packaging area and providing personal protective equipment, officials said.
“Despite these measures, a small number of workers became symptomatic earlier this week and they and a few close contacts among the workforce were tested initially and found to be positive,” Katie Spence, health protection director at Public Health England Midlands, said in a statement.
The entire workforce was then tested and a “significant percentage” came back positive, despite the individuals not showing symptoms, she said.
The farm said its website that its management team and visitors have also been tested but those results came back negative.
—-
PRISTINA, Kosovo — Muslim authorities in Kosovo on Sunday reimposed some limits on prayers at mosques due to rising numbers of infections from the new coronavirus.
A statement by the Islamic community of Kosovo, the highest local governing body of the faith, said mass gatherings would be suspended, with no more than 50 people at a time allowed to gather for prayers, and only for 10 minutes.
They will be asked to wear masks at least five feet (five metres away) away and to wear their own non-public prayer mat.
People over 65 and under the age of 16 pray at home.
Mosques were closed earlier this year after the pandemic arose, reopened two months ago.
Kosovo has reported more than two hundred new cases of COVID-19 consistent with the day of the following week. On Sunday, there were 4,715 cases shown in the country and 101 deaths.
—-
JOHANNESBURG – With the outbreak of cases shown with COVID-19, South Africa is now ranked ninth among the countries most affected by the disease, according to Johns Hopkins University. South Africa has 264,184 instances, accounting for 3,971 deaths, representing more than 40% of all reported instances in Africa.
More than 30% of the instances in South Africa are located in the economic center of Gauteng Province, which includes the largest city, Johannesburg, and the capital, Pretoria. The densely populated canton of Soweto is one of the hot spots. Public hospitals are expressing fears about the shortage of beds and medical oxygen.
The 54 African countries reported 577,904 cases, the African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Sunday. The continent’s confirmed instances are concentrated in 4 countries: South Africa, Egypt with 81,158 instances, Nigeria with 31,987 instances, and Algeria with 18,712 instances, which in combination represent more than 65% of instances on the continent.
The number of genuine instances in Africa is much higher, as detection is very low in many countries.
—-
BUDAPEST, Hungary – The Hungarian government said on Sunday that it would again impose restrictions, such as two-week quarantines or mandatory bans, on others arriving from countries where the rate of coronavirus infections is moderate or high.
“We are seeing worrying signs of a build-up in the number of cases in neighbouring countries, in Europe and around the world,” said Gergely Gulyas, leader of Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Gulyas said that only Hungarian citizens will be able to enter countries in the “red” category, which have the highest rates of infections, adding Albania, Ukraine, Belarus and virtually all of Asia, Africa and South and Central America. They will have to remain quarantined for two weeks, but will be allowed to leave early if they get two negative control effects 48 hours apart.
Hungarians and foreigners from “yellow” catepassry countries, including, but not limited to, Bulgaria, Portugal, Romania and Sweden, as well as Britain, Russia, Serbia, Japan, China and the United States, will need to be quarantined. two weeks, however, will be allowed to pass if they have a negative result for the virus once in the case of Hungarians, or two negatives with 48 hours difference in the case of foreigners.
Gulyas’ new measures, which will take effect on Wednesday, will be reviewed at least once a week.
Hungary has recorded five new cases of coronavirus in the last 24 hours, with no further deaths from the pandemic. In total, Hungary recorded 4,234 cases, 595 deaths.
—-
TEL AVIV, Israel – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterates his promise to provide immediate monetary assistance to self-employed workers after thousands of others protested what they see as a failed government reaction to the economic crisis caused by coronavirus.
Netanyahu said at his weekly closet assembly on Sunday that staff would get a quick stipend and could be expecting a safety net for the next 12 months. He said he would paint to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and engage with staff representatives on notable issues.
Netanyahu’s comments come after another 10,000 people demonstrated in central Tel Aviv on Saturday, it is not easy for the government to keep its promises to Israelis in monetary jeopardy due to viral restrictions.
The protest came as anger has swelled over Netanyahu’s handling of the crisis. Critics say the money promised in previous plans hasn’t been doled out or has been insufficient.
Israel recently reimposed restrictions because of a spike in coronavirus cases, closing bars, events spaces and other venues.
___
VATICAN CITY — The Vatican is highlighting the plight of maritime workers during the pandemic, saying bans on shore leave are severely stressing crews stuck aboard ship, some to the point of suicide.
Cardinal Peter A. Turkson, who heads a Vatican on issues of human progression, said in a message on Sunday that maritime staff “truly deserve our esteem and gratitude” for securing the movement of goods for a “healthy global economy” while much of the world is locked up to combat the spread of COVID-19 infection.
He said tens of thousands of sailors who had to pass the house through long debris at sea were unable to do so because of the rules of closure.
Similarly, thousands of sailors who had to sail for new service missions were stranded in hotels and dormitories.
Turkson lamented that stranded on board ships “suffer from isolation, severe physical and intellectual tensions that lead many crews to the breaking point of depression and, unfortunately, suicide.
The cardinal said Catholics worldwide during August are being encouraged to pray for all those who work and live from the sea, including sailors and fishers and their families.
___
MADRID – Spaniards in two northern regions will vote sunday in regional elections as part of strict security measures to prevent further coronavirus outbreaks.
The regional government in the Basque Country and Galicia has banned more than 400 people who tested positive for the virus leaving their homes to vote.
Spain’s Supreme Court rejected the ruling in a ruling Friday in reaction to opposition parties in any of the regions.
Voters must wear a mask to vote and remain 1.5 meters (5 feet) away at polling stations with hand sanitizers.
The two regional governments had called first elections on April 5, but postponed them due to the immediate accumulation of infections that Spain can only involve by blocking the country until June.
Health authorities are watching small outbreaks in both regions, as well as in other parts of Spain. Over 28,000 COVID-19 deaths have been confirmed in Spain.
The Conservative People’s Party of Galicia and the Basque regionalist PNV hope to remain in power.
___
NEW DELHI – The number of coronavirus cases in India is reaching 850,000 with a record increase of 28,637 in the last 24 hours, which led the government to announce a one-week closure in The Main Generation South of Bangalore.
The new instances shown brought 849,553 to the national total. On Sunday, the Ministry of Health also reported 551 deaths totaling 22,674.
India has outperformed Russia in the number of cases and lately it is the United States and Brazil, according to a Johns Hopkins University account.
Southern Karnataka state, whose IT hub Bangalore is home to Microsoft, Apple and Amazon offices, extended Sunday lockdowns to one week beginning Tuesday.
New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bangalore and Pune are among the major Indian cities that have noticed an increase in infections. Several states have also announced strict blockages in high-risk areas.
___
CARSON CITY, Nevada – Nevada lawmakers have delayed their special emergency consultation because in legislative construction they tested positive for coronavirus.
Gov. Steve Sisolak called the consultation so that lawmakers can balance the state budget amid a projected $1.2 billion deficit as a result of the pandemic’s economic damage.
But on Friday, staff members announced that someone in the building was inflamed with the virus, the user has no symptoms.
On Saturday, thirteen Nevada lawmakers would now take part remotely in the emergency consultation and either house agreed to suspend until Monday morning. This will give lawmakers time to get tested and staff to answer a long list of questions lawmakers have asked at hearings.
___
TAIPEI, Taiwan – Taiwan has closed an annual film festival with a rite of awards, as it organizes more public occasions after maintaining its coronavirus outbreak in a few hundred cases.
The actors and others were covered for photo shoots with no social distance on Saturday night, and participants were dressed in a face mask at the historic Zhongshan Hall in the capital of the autonomous island off the east coast of China.
The government says there have been 451 cases of coronarius and seven deaths on the island, which has a population of approximately 23 million.
Also on Saturday, a baseball game in Taichung City attracted more than 10,000 enthusiasts for the first time this season. The health administration has been allowing large crowds since the start of baseball season in April without enthusiasts.
___
LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas – Arkansas authorities reported a record 1,061 new cases of coronavirus for a single day, with no new virus-like deaths.
State fitness officials said Saturday that the total number of COVID-19 instances is now 27,864. The state says the death toll has remained at 313 by the epidemic, which began to be traced back to early March.
The actual number of cases in Arkansas is higher, as many others have not been evaluated and studies recommend that others may become inflamed and not feel sick.
Arkansas virus instances have increased particularly since May, when the state began to allow businesses to reopen.
GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE
___
SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico’s protection regulators have ordered Walmart to close a store in the city of Las Cruces after 4 workers tested positive for coronavirus in the last 3 weeks.
The New Mexico Environment Department said Saturday that the order also requires Walmart to test the store’s workers for the cordonavirus and thoroughly disinfect the building,
Walmart spokesman Pedro Mucciolo said he “takes all mandatory steps to protect the well-being of those found in our stores, distribution centers and distribution centers.”
___
OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma has reported 687 more cases confirmed cases of the new coronavirus — the second greatest daily increase since tracking of the outbreak began in March.
Saturday’s daily count is the time after the record of 858 new instances reported on Tuesday. The most recent increases bring the total number of instances shown to 19,779 since tracking began in March. Oklahoma authorities say 15,136 patients have recovered.
Health also reported five new COVID-19-like deaths, bringing the number of state deaths from the epidemic to 421.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON FOX BUSINESS
___
WINDOW ROCK, Ariz. – Navajo Nation officials have reported 10 more deaths from COVID-19, as the vast tribe reserve remains the last weekend blockade imposed to combat the coronavirus outbreak.
The death toll for the tribe increased to 396 on Friday.
Tribal officials also reported that another 56 showed cases of COVID-19, raising the general reserve to approximately 8,100. The number of infections is thought to be much higher because many other people have not been evaluated. Studies recommend that other people can become inflamed with the virus without feeling unwell.
The lockdown began Friday night and ends at 5 a.m. Monday. All businesses on the Navajo Nation are also required to close during the lockdown.
Quotes delayed at least 15 minutes. Real-time quotes provided by BATS BZX Real-Time Price. Market Data provided by Interactive Data (Terms & Conditions). Powered and Implemented by Interactive Data Managed Solutions. Company fundamental data provided by Morningstar. Earnings estimates data provided by Zacks. Mutual fund and ETF data provided by Lipper. Economic data provided by Econoday. Dow Jones & Company Terms & Conditions.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. ©2020 FOX News Network, LLC. All rights reserved. FAQ – Updated Privacy Policy