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The company is raising $1.2 billion in private placement of perpetual preferred stock and $2 billion in new debt financing.

Further declines are likely as the novel coronavirus outbreak batters the economy and throws millions of Americans out of work.

The coronavirus pandemic is unlike anything automakers have seen before, but it is not the first crisis car companies have faced. They are reviving some sales tactics they have used in past crises, and adding a few new ones.

Traders on Robinhood and SoFi Invest rushed to buy the United States Oil ETF, which crashed this week and has lost more than 80% of its value this year.

As coronavirus restrictions keep humans inside, the environment is temporarily changing: wild animals are roaming the streets and some typically smog filled skies are clear.

The coronavirus bill the House is considering would replenish a small business loan program, send aid to hospitals and fund a testing expansion.

The probe's findings directly contradict Amazon's previous messaging around how it uses third-party seller data.

Dividend-paying ETFs could take a back seat to other factor-focused funds, two ETF analysts say.

Gap warned that it may not have enough cash flow to sufficiently fund its operations as stores remain shut because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Omega Family Office chairman and CEO said on CNBC's "Squawk Box" that taxes will need to go up regardless of who wins the upcoming presidential election.

As colleges remain closed indefinitely, the number of college-bound seniors considering a gap year is up significantly. But this option is not a quick fix.

Target CEO Brian Cornell said the retailer has benefited from investments in online shopping options, but it will have lower profits this quarter.

Rep. David Ciciline, D-R.I., is leading a probe into competitive practices at Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google parent company Alphabet.

One small business owner got a Paycheck Protection Program loan. Her employees are furious.

Google says it's trying to limit advertisers misrepresenting themselves by making all advertisers go through an identity verification process, which will allow consumers to see who's running that ad and which country they're located in.

The total represented a decline of 810,000 from the previous week, but the five-week sum has now surpassed all of the job gains since the financial crisis.

Dow futures point to a higher open Thursday after the government said over 4.4 million Americans filed for first-time jobless claims last week.

An estimated 101 million coronavirus stimulus payments will be sent to Americans via the mail if they don't have their direct deposit information on file with the IRS. Here's what you need to know if you want to get your money quicker and make sure it doesn't fall into the hands of scammers.

Domino's Pizza withdrew its two- to three-year outlook, citing the uncertainty surrounding the economy and Domino's operations due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Two of the biggest winners since the depths of the Great Recession may now be sending warning flags to investors.