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Zoom has been a darling of the work-from-home culture brought on by coronavirus, and the company's revenue growth accelerated in its most recent quarter.

"I think the pandemic has given the industry a huge long-term boost," the "Mad Money" host said.

Central bank economist Yi Wen said more aggressive fiscal and monetary measures will be needed for the U.S. recovery.

Powerful GOP donor Paul Singer is founder and co-CEO of a hedge fund with a seat on Twitter's board. But that doesn't mean he can influence the social media giant's policies to be more sympathetic to his party.

Powerful monetary and fiscal stimulus programs are keeping stocks aloft, as investors trade into stocks that should benefit from reopenings.

In a contentious call with the nation's governors Monday, Trump described Joint Chiefs Chairman U.S. Army Gen. Mark Milley as "a warrior" with "a lot of victories and no losses," according to audio obtained by NBC.

"Our embassy in the United States will approach the relevant authorities, and Channel Seven will also provide us with their views on how they wish to deal with it," Foreign Minister Marise Payne said Tuesday.

Amazon is still finalizing details around the event, but it has been given a working title of the "Biggest Sale in the Sky."

Bush has largely avoided the spotlight since leaving office in 2009. Former President Barack Obama on Monday shared his own thoughts about the protests over Floyd's death.

Biden supporters and bundlers have seen a massive uptick in new contributions and donor commitments since the protests began last week, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Ex-Facebook security chief Alex Stamos joined CNBC's "The Exchange" to discuss how Twitter and Facebook are handling controversial posts from President Donald Trump.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday told employees he was standing firm in the company's decision not to moderate a post in which President Trump said "when the looting starts, the shooting starts."

French luxury goods group LVMH's $16.2-billion takeover of Tiffany & Co is looking less likely to go through, amid a deteriorating situation in the U.S. market.

Twitter on Tuesday appointed former Google chief financial officer Patrick Pichette as the company's new executive chairman.

Work-sharing programs, which are part of the unemployment insurance system, could financially benefit workers and businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic. Turns out, they're rarely used.

Stocks rose as traders focused on the reopening of the economy from the coronavirus pandemic even amid civil unrest around the U.S.

More than a month into round two of the Paycheck Protection Program, there's more than $120 billion still left unallocated for small businesses.

The move follows Wells Fargo's retrenchment from parts of the mortgage market as the coronavirus pandemic took hold in the U.S.

"Their understanding was that they were going out of the White House to go into Lafayette Park to review the efforts to address the protests," explained a senior Defense official on a call with Pentagon reporters.

Surveys show Americans want more financial help from the federal government. But the question is exactly how the government will get more money into their hands. These are the proposals that are on the table. Experts weigh in on what strategies would help those who are suffering most.