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- Coronavirus: Germany reports 913 new cases; restaurants reopen in Australia’s biggest state
Coronavirus: Germany reports 913 new cases; restaurants reopen in Australia’s biggest state
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CNBC reports that Brazil's new high number of cases comes as its President Jair Bolsonaro pushed for lockdowns to be lifted in the financial center of Sao Paulo to soften the economic damage caused by restrictions
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Americans shopped online and for groceries in April, avoiding many nonessential items as they stayed home during state shutdowns. Economists expect that drove April retail sales down 12%, the steepest decline since the data series began in 1992.
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China's National Health Commission reported four new cases, all of which were locally transmitted infections.
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Global cases: More than 4.4 million
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Global deaths: At least 302,025
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Most cases reported: United States (over 1.4 million), Russia (252,245), United Kingdom (234,439), Spain (229,540), Italy (223,096)
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