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The NFL and the players' union sent a planner to the 32 teams Monday outlining procedures for the full reopening of their practice facilities, which were closed because of the coronavirus pandemic.

"It's almost as if people decided Covid is over. It's a 'V-shaped' rally, and you better get on board," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.

As companies try to regain their financial footing in the midst of continuing economic uncertainty, a retiring worker's decision to take their pension as a lump sum or lifetime payments could end up boiling down to this one factor.

In Washington, D.C., thousands staged what was the city's biggest Black Lives Matter demonstration yet on Saturday. Demonstrations also took place in Europe, Australia and throughout Asia. Protesters in Bristol, England, toppled a statue of slave trader Edward Colston, whose company transported tens of thousands of slaves between 1672 and 1689.

Starting salaries for newly minted college graduates are lower almost across the board. However, some entry-level positions in tech still pay near six figures.

While a majority of stimulus payments are out the door, millions of Americans are still waiting for their money. Here's the latest on who is affected and what you can do to make sure you're on the government's radar.

Towns from Washington state to Indiana have seen armed groups begin patrolling the streets after rumors spread on social media about an antifa invasion.

When it comes to such policies, timing is key, the researchers wrote, adding that "seemingly small delays in policy deployment likely produced dramatically different health outcomes."

Lawyers for Britain's Prince Andrew denied claims he has refused to cooperate with U.S. prosecutors in a probe of Jeffrey Epstein, his dead sex criminal friend.

Airlines and cruise lines all got a boost while GrubHub shares were under pressure.

If you're planning to drive to a testing center, whether it's a medical facility or a local retail partner offering tests, Google will remind you to "verify eligibility and facility guidelines to avoid being turned away."

The commitment is part of a slew of corporate funding in social justice efforts following protests over the death of George Floyd.

Goldman Sachs cited "very poor refining margins and the recent sharp decline in U.S. crude bases" as supporting its "bearish outlook."

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos shared another email exchange with a customer who criticized the company's support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

Biden's spending spree represents one of the clearest signals yet that his campaign senses that it has momentum against Trump and that it has the resources to compete with the president's financial war chest.

Dentists, salons, restaurants, and other businesses are charging more to cover expenses related to coronavirus. Here's how you may be able to avoid these fees.

The World Health Organization is holding a briefing Monday on the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 7 million people worldwide and killed at least 403,267.

As states gradually reopen, the U.S. economy is showing signs of life after one of the most significant downturns in history.

Congressional Democrats are expected to announce a police reform bill on Monday in response to the death of unarmed black man George Floyd at the hands of law enforcement.