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"When I hear people talk about second and third waves, it really is the original wave that just resurges up, comes down a little, and resurges up again," Dr. Anthony Fauci said.

Some of the year's fastest-growing stocks, such as Fastly, Square and Zoom, became a little bit more affordable this week in the midst of a broader sell-off.

Mitch McConnell, Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump offered differing views on when they could pass coronavirus stimulus after the 2020 election.

Apple One bundles Apple's subscription services, such as Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade and iCloud storage into a single monthly payment.

Lawmakers have expressed concern at the news, with the House Foreign Affairs Committee chair saying that "rushing these sales is not in anyone's interest."  

Bill Morneau has told CNBC that one of his first priorities if he became head of the OCED would be to work towards a solution for a cross-border digital tax. 

Google is reportedly targeting European politicians over plans to reduce the dominance of Big Tech.

The ECB hinted that it would consider implementing more monetary stimulus in December. Analysts expect more bond purchases and lower costs for banks.

The region's third-quarter growth is the sharpest-ever on record, but momentum is likely to be limited as governments tighten restrictions once again.

A range of projects are working on technology that could change the maintenance of crucial infrastructure.

Shares of Apple suppliers in Asia fell on Friday after the Cupertino-based tech giant reported fourth-quarter earnings that slightly beat Wall Street expectations.

Northzone, Earlybird and HV Holtzbrinck Ventures are among the most notable backers of Berlin-based non-profit Leaders for Climate Action.

As Chinese authorities prepare for the next several years, they're keen on ensuring the rest of the world will still do business with them.

The coronavirus pandemic is making Silicon Valley tech investors more global in their outlook, according to Salesforce VC Alex Kayyal.

When asked what he thought could be done to unite people in the U.S. following the death of George Floyd, Shaquille O'Neal said "a lot of things need to change."

Biomimicry is changing the way people think about how buildings look and function.

The ECB hinted that there could be more monetary stimulus coming to the euro zone as soon as December.

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, China's latest graduating class of 2020 is having a harder time finding jobs than those before them.

The World Gold Council said global demand for gold declined 19% year-on-year to 892 tonnes for the July-September quarter — it was the lowest quarterly total since 2009.

With fewer Chinese going abroad, foreign brands are likely to be a big hit on the annual Singles Day shopping festival, an Alibaba executive told CNBC.