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Forrester Research predicts consumers will get more emails, texts and push notifications than ever, as brands try to develop more direct relationships with customers amid the pandemic and economic fallout.

Bank of America downgraded Intel's stock to underperform from neutral, pointing to uncertainty around the company's new chips.

Kenosha, Wisconsin, illustrates the difficulty that President Trump faces as he battles Joe Biden in the election.

The European region is reporting a "rapid increase in cases and deaths," with new infections growing 25% over the week, according to the WHO.

Anna Del Priore is a 1918 flu and Covid-19 survivor. She is 108-years-old. CNBC's Contessa Brewer joins Shepard Smith on "The News With Shepard Smith" to discuss.

Schools, stores, the U.S. military academy, and U.S. presidential debates are all using plexiglass to protect people from the coronavirus. Demand is surging for plastic companies to create plexiglass components. CNBC's Rahel Solomon joins Shepard Smith on "The News With Shepard Smith" to discuss.

The vitriolic race between Luria and Taylor is key for Democrats and Republicans hoping to control the House.

Did you just get your iPhone 12? Here's how you how to set up widgets, organize your home screen, manage your 5G network and charge faster.

The WHO is holding a press briefing on the Covid-19 pandemic.

Regional airports are struggling with the impact of big carriers' service suspensions on their economies.

The unusually late and intense fire season in Colorado is part of a larger problem of worsening destruction fueled by climate change.

We asked doctors and epidemiologists: How are you making the most of Halloween this year while maintaining masks and social distancing?

While the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted daily commutes and morning runs for coffee, Dunkin' Brands Group says a new theme has emerged — customers are treating themselves.

Trump and Biden answered questions and challenged each other about the coronavirus pandemic, the economy and foreign interference in the election.

U.S. Treasury yields extended their move higher on Friday as investors monitored signs of progress on a stimulus deal in Washington.

GM stock closed at $37.41, up 4.6% – pushing the shares for the year in the black (up 2.2%) for the first time since Jan. 2.

An upcoming ballot measure could still undermine the entire case.

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told reporters Trump was tested for Covid-19 on Air Force One as he traveled to the debate hall in Nashville.

The inventory of homes for sale fell 19.2% annually to just 1.47 million homes for sale at the end of September.

Joe Biden is also outperforming 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in polls of crucial battleground states.