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Here's where the luxury real estate market is still strong despite the pandemic

Most of the real estate sector has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, but ultra-luxury rentals and sales in the U.S. have remained relatively strong despite the health crisis. Oren Alexander, luxury real estate broker at Douglas Elliman and co-founder of the Alexander Team, joins "Squawk Box" to discuss where the extremely high-end properties have done particularly well.

Report: Millions of Americans can't afford food and rent

The coronavirus is deepening existing fissures in an economy destabilized by decades of rising inequality.

Market tumult challenges the classic stocks-bonds portfolio

Investors are “at the mercy of the gods” now that bonds are behaving like equities.

GE points to more pain ahead as cash flow worsens

General Electric Co's industrial businesses took a $1 billion hit to cash flow in the first quarter due to the COVID-19 pandemic as overall revenue fell almost 8%, and the company warned the damage would worsen in the next three months.

Tesla is about to reveal how badly coronavirus hit its profit plans

This was supposed to be the year that profit became the norm at Tesla. Then came the coronavirus crisis.

Companies and events that shut down for the first time ever

Parades, film fests, sports tournaments, music festivals and technology events that had been held annually for years were canceled for the first time because of the coronavirus.

Jim Cramer: The 'new normal' is a lot less investable

"So until we get a vaccine, you need to approach this market as though the world has changed," the "Mad Money" host said.