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As of Monday evening, more than 42,700 cases of coronavirus have been reported, resulting in at least 1,011 deaths.

The Education Department's budget would be reduced under Trump's 2021 budget. Cuts include the end of subsidized student loans and the public service loan forgiveness program.

"I guess I'm just too negative on the thing I'm most negative about ... the future of the mall," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.

President Donald Trump's proposed budget would kill a loan program that assisted automakers such as Ford and Tesla.

The DOT's Office of Inspector General is auditing U.S. and international pilot-training requirements after two deadly crashes of Boeing's 737 Max.

Tesla shares popped Monday after Shanghai officials said they would help the electric-car maker get its gigafactory back up and running, and market commentators see more runway for the wildly swinging stock.

"They feel as though with the great yield on Exxon, it might be a good play, at least for a year or so," TD Ameritrade strategist JJ Kinahan told CNBC.

U.S. prosecutors had filed a request in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., on Sunday asking the judge for more time in response to Flynn's efforts to withdraw his guilty plea.

Mike Hopkins will assume the entertainment duties that were overseen by Jeff Blackburn, Amazon's senior vice president of business and corporate development.

Barry's (formerly Barry's Bootcamp), one of the original boutique fitness brands, which launched in 1998, is taking on cycling alongside SoulCycle and Peloton with its new indoor spin concept: Barry's Ride. The Los Angeles-based company, which offers 50-minute classes that combine running and weights, against a backdrop of loud music and disco lights, is set to open on Feb. 18 two spinning studios in New York City and Los Angeles near existing Barry's locations.

Stocks rose on Monday, rebounding from a decline earlier in the day, led by solid gains in tech shares such as Amazon.

Falling bond yields reflect fears about the coronavirus, yet stocks are rallying to new highs, even as the virus continues to spread.

"We don't know much about it, and therefore we're all concerned to make certain it doesn't evolve into something even worse," Columbia University's Ian Lipkin said.

Brandless is the first startup backed by SoftBank Vision Fund to fail.

We'll get earnings from Lyft and Under Armour, the New Hampshire primary and Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell will testify to Congress on Tuesday.

A CNBC survey of 11 forecasters over the weekend finds first quarter GDP estimates averaging just 1.2%, down nearly a point from the fourth quarter.

Mike Bloomberg's ad-buying spree may be rankling his fellow Democrats and President Donald Trump, but local broadcasters are loving it.

Trump's former inaugural committee chairman sees Joe Biden and Michael Bloomberg as formidable contenders for the White House.

Live updates of what's moving the market, including the latest on the coronavirus and FedEx.

S&P 500 CEOs spent big in the fourth quarter of 2019, giving both Republicans and Democrats a boost going into a pivotal election year.