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Luxury brands are turning to mainland China from Hong Kong — even shutting stores in the city — as companies try to recoup lost tourism spending and take advantage of new supportive policies from Beijing.

Ventura County Sheriff's officials on Thursday said investigators believe "Glee" actress Naya Rivera drowned in "what appears to be a tragic accident."

Signum Global Advisors told clients Thursday that it isn't convinced Joe Biden will be as progressive as some might hope if he becomes president.

United States space companies are hoping to get more help against foreign competitors through U.S. Export-Import Bank financing.

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The agency says the main mode of transmission is still believed to be through respiratory droplets.

Pentagon leadership said Thursday that a process is underway to evaluate the potential removal of Confederate symbols from U.S. military installations.

NFL quarterback Tom Brady's performance and nutrition company received funding from the federal Paycheck Protection Program.

Sony is taking a minority stake in Epic, in a strategic investment deal that expands on an existing relationship between both firms.

Judge Emmet Sullivan's lawyer asked for a so-called en banc review of the decision of the appeals court, which would involve all active judges on the court rehearing the Flynn case.

With lawmakers on Capitol Hill poised to face off on whether or not to send a second set of stimulus checks to Americans, a compromise has emerged: a lower threshold of $40,000 or less in income for recipients. That means fewer individuals and families would be eligible for the money.

Andy Hinton left Google in late March and is becoming an advisor to a start-up called #NotMe, which allows employees to make anonymous complaints about workplace issues, including the types of complaints Google has faced in recent years.

SoFi has filed an application for a national bank charter, which would allow the fintech company to offer more competitive interest rates on checking, savings and loan personal finance products.

Michael Cohen, former personal lawyer for President Donald Trump, was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals after he was photographed following his release from prison into home confinement.

The issues under negotiation present a window into what's important to media and technology companies as they build an infrastructure for the next generation of television.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell sharply amid renewed concerns over the coronavirus and its impact on the economy.

A joint Democrat task force put together a list of policy recommendations this week that focus, among other things, on closing the racial wealth gap, including creating a more level playing field when it comes to credit reporting.

Stocks closed mostly lower amid renewed concerns about the coronavirus and its impact on the economy.

Florida also saw a spike in the percentage of positive Covid-19 tests at 18.4% on Wednesday, after Vice President Mike Pence said the state's so-called positivity rate was "flattening."

"We're seeing the intensive care beds are now almost being fully occupied, so this is not inconsequential what's going on. It's having an impact," White House health advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said.