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Barely a week ago it looked like mortgage rates were finally breaking higher, but in a sudden reversal, they just set a new record low.

Valerie Jarrett says corporate leaders need to use their business leverage to challenge politicians who don't act on key race issues, like law-enforcement reform and mail-in voting.

Uber's bid to acquire Grubhub would have brought two of the largest food delivery companies together. Grubhub later announced it would merge with the European delivery service Just Eat Takeaway.

Gen. Mark Milley apologized for accompanying President Trump to a church after authorities violently moved protesters condemning the death of George Floyd near the White House.

WWDC 2020 kicks off on June 22 with a keynote address from CEO Tim Cook at 1 p.m. ET, when we'll likely learn more about iPhone, iPad and Mac software.

NASA awarded Pittsburgh-based space startup Astrobotic with nearly $200 million on Thursday for a key lunar mission.

The EU could file formal charges as soon as next week or the week after, according to the Wall Street Journal.

"Growing up in Alabama during the civil rights movement, I saw firsthand that the only thing that ever made lasting and durable change was people of goodwill putting aside comfort and safety to speak up to march to call for accountability and to do what they could to make a flawed society more perfect," Cook said.

President Trump launched his first attack against the Federal Reserve in months, taking issue with the central bank's subdued economic forecast.

Black Americans are disproportionately getting sick and dying from the coronavirus.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC that shutting down the economy for a second time to slow Covid-19 isn't a viable option.

Experts have called Sen. Tammy Duckworth a "safe" choice for Biden, but some aren't convinced that she's the right pick in a political landscape that has been suddenly altered by the death of George Floyd.

Amid the coronavirus crisis, the temporary relief program offered by Goldman Sachs allows Apple cardholders to skip a payment without incurring interest.

"Reopening is actually much harder than closing. Closing was abrupt and disruptive, but it was simple. Everything is closed. Reopening is more delicate and more nuanced," Cuomo said Wednesday.

Harold Uhlig, an economist at the university and editor of the prestigious Journal of Political Economy, has equated protesters to "flat earthers" and said they should have coordinated their protests with police departments.

Those collecting benefits declined as well, totaling 20.9 million, compared with a downwardly revised 21.5 million a week earlier.

Business leaders spoke out to condemn racial inequality following George Floyd's death. Here are plans from the CEOs of Walmart, Bank of America and others to try to be part of the solution.

Treasury yields dropped on Thursday as rising fears of a second wave of the virus and a cautious economic outlook from the Federal Reserve drove investors to safe-haven bonds.

Governments face a series of complicated decisions in considering police reforms in response to protests against brutality and racism that have stemmed from the death of George Floyd.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Target, Regeneron, Amazon, Eli Lilly, and more.