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Satellite internet company OneWeb is back in the space broadband race against SpaceX's Starlink network.

Connecticut recently announced it would offer a tuition-free community college program for 2020, however, other states have had to table such plans due to budget shortfalls.

Markets aren't in the all-clear, says Ascent Wealth Partners' Todd Gordon, who lays out a hedge against any more market downside.

It's a test version of the full software that will roll out to all iPhones this fall, and it includes a lot of fun new features. There are widgets on the home screen, for example, so you can see little windows that show the weather, photos, music controls and more.

Unemployment benefits are taxed differently than regular income. Here's what you need to know to avoid racking up a big bill next April.

Tropical Storm Fay picked up speed Friday morning and forecasters decreased projections for rain totals and flooding.

Leveraged and inverse exchange-traded funds can be dangerous for investors who don't do their homework, two industry leaders warn.

"We have never seen this extent of eviction in such a truncated amount of time in our history," housing expert Emily Benfer said.

Investors betting against Tesla have lost $18 billion so far this year, including $4 billion in July, according to S3 Partners.

The findings show that 7.6% of patients treated with remdesivir died compared with 12.5% of patients in the analysis who did not receive remdesivir treatment.

As remote work becomes more popular, many workers will have much more flexibility to relocate. Here are the best cities to work from home.

The former vice president said Donald Trump has been too focused on the stock market during his response to the coronavirus pandemic.

This is CNBC's live blog covering the latest market-moving news. Here's what's happening on Friday.

Google says it will no longer allow ads for products or services marketed for the purposes of tracking or monitoring another person without their authorization.

The world's uber wealthy are increasingly putting their money towards socially, ethically and environmentally conscious businesses, suggesting further growth ahead for sustainable investments.

White House health advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci has urged officials in states where the outbreak is worsening to reconsider reopening plans.

"The prevalence of actual infection in the country right now must be pretty high," the former FDA commissioner told CNBC on Friday.

Macs with Apple processors will allow the company to more closely control the Mac release schedule and deliver improvements, but it may face challenges to ensure apps run on its computers.

Described as a "sex party company," Killing Kittens is set to raise £340,000 from a crowdfunding campaign, with half of the cash coming from the U.K. government.