Google CEO Sundar Pichai told employees it will make fund more black businesses and increase the number of leaders from 'underrepresented' groups by 30% by 2025. It will also end peer badge-checks, which some employees have said encourage racist behavior.
Michael Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his conversations with Russia's ambassador to the United States before President Trump's inauguration. He now says he's innocent.
Stocks struggled on Wednesday following a big rally in the previous session that was fueled by a growing belief the worst may be over for the world's largest economy.
MLB commissioner Rod Manfred said he meet with the Major League Baseball Players Association executive director Tony Clark on Tuesday to discuss the possibilities of resuming operations that are still on hiatus due to Covid-19.
Facebook will now allow the public to track exactly how much U.S. senatorial and congressional candidates are spending on political ads on the company's social networks.
A coronavirus model once cited by the White House now projects that more than 200,000 Americans could die of Covid-19 by Oct. 1, as new cases are reaching record highs in parts of the country.
Uber's announcement is the latest effort among tech companies to support and honor the Black community. Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey announced last week that Juneteenth was a company holiday.
GoodRx helps millions of consumers find the best prices at more than 70,000 pharmacies nationwide via its website and mobile app. It made the No. 20 spot on CNBC's 2020 Disruptor 50 list, released Tuesday.
More 2020 high school grads are going to work, delaying college or changing their career path due to Covid-19, a survey by Junior Achievement and the PMI Educational Foundation said.
The NBA has provided players with a health and safety plan that includes unique technology and data usage in an effort to curb coronavirus from reaching the Orlando bubble
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday that New York City will be allowed to reopen some in-store retail and office spaces with health precautions on Monday.
The World Health Organization announced it is dropping hydroxychloroquine, the malaria drug backed by President Trump, from its global study looking at potential treatments for the coronavirus.
"People need to make those withdrawals to get over a difficult time, we should help them with that. But we shouldn't use that lack of a penalty to put them into investments that aren't appropriate for them," SEC chairman Jay Clayton told CNBC.