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YouTube executive says ads that contain Covid-specific messaging are performing about the same as those that don't.

Sony Pictures may have sold the Tom Hanks-helmed "Greyhound" to Apple for $70 million, but that doesn't mean that the studio is shifting away from movie theaters.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar and other lawmakers say a combination of Uber Eats and Grubhub "would combine two of the three largest food delivery application providers and raise serious competition issues in many markets around the country."

Hedge fund manager Ricky Sandler is privately telling his friends that he supports the idea of herd immunity as a way to fight the coronavirus and get back to normal.

After years of calls from fans, Warner Bros. is finally releasing the director's cut of "Justice League." But you won't get to see it until 2021.

The Treasury Secretary said a furloughed worker who gets a job offer would be ineligible for unemployment benefits. But that's not always the case, experts said.

The Ukraine gas company Burisma and its connection to Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden were central issues in President Trump's impeachment.

The new feature is a sign that Apple is aware that its FaceID software is significantly less useful when people are wearing masks.

After the housing market nearly shut down in April, competition is back with a fury. States are loosening social distancing restrictions and homebuyers are rushing out to open houses again. The trouble is, they're not finding much to buy.

You've heard about the record-high unemployment levels. Here are eight jobs the pandemic has created.

Inspector General Steve Linick was fired late Friday night at Pompeo's urging by Trump, who said in a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that he lost "confidence" in the watchdog without further explanation.

Peter Luger Steak House decided to start delivery so it could partially reopen during the coronavirus pandemic, General Manager David Berson told CNBC.

The first U.S. auction of a 20-year Treasury bond in 34 years was met with strong demand.

Data from approximately 8,000 antibody tests conducted by Northwell Health found that New York City overall had a positive rate of nearly 20%.

Ford Motor closed and then reopened its Chicago Assembly plant twice in less than 24 hours after two workers tested positive for Covid-19, the company confirmed Wednesday.

North Dakota, Alabama, and South Carolina are the first U.S. states to commit publicly to Apple and Google.

During the coronavirus crisis, the CDC and FDA are permitting the sanitation and reuse of PPE, creating new opportunities for businesses and reducing medical waste.

The collapse of the Edenville Dam and the Sanford Dam in Michigan has released floodwaters that have inundated houses and business along the Tittabawassee River and prompted the National Weather Service to issue a rare flash-flood emergency.

Most funding from the United States goes directly out to the program that helps countries all over the world in "all sorts of fragile and difficult settings," one WHO official says.