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Trump has been "fever-free for more than 4 days" and has not required supplemental oxygen since leaving the hospital, Dr. Sean Conley said.

Facebook's policy change comes as President Donald Trump has used social media to make false claims that voting by mail leads to election fraud.

A breakdown of stimulus talks in Washington, D.C., adds more chaos to an already chaotic holiday season during the coronavirus pandemic. 

"Why would you concede to this and lose?" one Wall Street banker asked. "It's not like Donald Trump gives a s--- about the deficit."

Robinhood led the way for zero commission trading. It helped bring in a new generation of investors to the stock market. The Covid-19 pandemic and stay-at-home orders helped the trading app add 3 million users in the first quarter of 2020. "The Robinhood Trader" quickly became synonymous with retail trading. The company has made the stock market more accessible to millions of users but not without complications.

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. is seeking years of income tax returns of President Donald Trump as part of a criminal probe. The Supreme Court could become involved in the case for a second time.

People watched 4.7 billion hours of video through Twitch in the third quarter. That's down 8% from the second quarter when the coronavirus lockdowns kept more people home, providing additional time to watch game streams online.

U.S. stocks rose after President Donald Trump tweeted support for aid to airlines and other stimulus measures.

Trump told his administration's negotiators to stop talks with Democrats, even after Pelosi and Mnuchin pushed for an agreement in recent days.

GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has told around 2,500 staff in Britain to turn off a Covid-19 contact-tracing app while at work.

Many U.K. investment funds have a large overweight exposure to Britain's small and mid-cap companies, but one major market strategist has warned that now isn't the right time to be making such "big bets."

Shares of gold mining companies are well placed for a win-win outcome from November's U.S. election, according to MBMG Group Managing Director Paul Gambles.

The 450-page report from the Democratic majority staff of the House Judiciary Committee looks at Apple's control of its App Store, the only way for consumers to install apps or software on an iPhone, along with Apple's proclivity to buy smaller technology companies and turn them into features for Apple products.

Major European economies are warning of worse growth rates to come on the back of a second wave of coronavirus infections.

The number of billionaires worldwide also reached a new high of 2,189, compared to the previous record of 2,158 in 2017.

The Central of Bank of Ireland published its quarterly bulletin Tuesday morning where it substantially adjusted its full-year forecast for GDP.

A British businessman with suspected links to "serious criminals" has agreed to forfeit his property empire worth nearly £10 million ($12.9 million).

From migraines to fatigue, coronavirus patients say they are continuing to suffer debilitating symptoms months after first becoming infected, in what has become known as "long Covid." 

U.S. tech megastocks spearheaded a global market sell-off in September, and a key underlying factor could have been a move higher in real interest rates, according to Barclays Wealth Chief Investment Officer Will Hobbs.

U.S. President Donald Trump called off stimulus negotiations till after the November election.