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CNBC polled dozens of investors, traders and strategists about where they stood on stocks under a new administration.

With Gen Z expected to dramatically accelerate or change consumer trends, experts weigh in on how this cohort can best invest as it comes of age. 

Trump had refused to sign the bill for days, leading an estimated 14 million people to lose a week of unemployment benefits.

Steve Ricchetti's brother is set to lobby for Amazon as he becomes Joe Biden's White House counselor.

The ambassadors worked through the Christmas holidays and approved a provisional application on Monday morning.

From a high-flying stock to politics, Wells Fargo Securities’ Chris Harvey tells investors what to expect next year.

Shares of Chinese tech giant Alibaba in Hong Kong were in the spotlight once again on Monday, after Chinese regulators ordered Alibaba-affiliate Ant Group to rectify its businesses.

The coronavirus vaccine being developed by AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford will is expected to be approved for use in the U.K. in coming days.

Xi'an, home to the Terracotta Warriors, posted the fastest growth in the first three quarters of this year among China's largest cities.

The rapid spread of Covid — which was first detected in China — forced many countries into months of lockdown that markedly reduced economic activity in 2020.

"Wonder Woman 1984" arrives in theaters and on HBO Max Christmas Day. It could have the highest pandemic box office open, if streaming doesn't hurt ticket sales.

"Wonder Woman 1984" had the highest opening box office of any film released domestically during the pandemic. Warner Bros. has fast-tracked a third film.

Law enforcement officials said Saturday they have not focused in on any individual in the investigation of the Christmas morning explosion in Nashville.

The rise of cloud stocks, and especially Zoom, has paid off for Eric Yuan, who built Zoom after working on the Webex video-calling product that Cisco bought.

Two traders find stocks with attractive valuations, earnings growth potential and a recent record of outperformance for investors to consider in the near term.

The CDC said President Donald Trump will sign the order on Friday, Christmas Day. It will go into effect starting Monday.

The bull market will be ready to run into 2021 but probably at a slower pace.

Demand for meat alternatives has grown and will continue to rise, but the industry still has hurdles to overcome in different parts of the world, analysts said.

Many investors had said that Asia has one of the best economic prospects next year thanks to its relatively better control of the coronavirus outbreak.

Congress must now vote again on the $740 billion defense bill to override Trump's veto.