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In a report on Wednesday, Morgan Stanley said that Slack no longer appears to be a beneficiary of the work-from-home trend.

"I think the scale is going to go up throughout the fall," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday.

The 2020 election choices are stark in Donald Trump versus Joe Biden, and on issues of taxes and the economy deciding on a vote has rarely been harder for business owners.

Senate Republicans tried to pass an aid bill as Pelosi and Mnuchin negotiate a coronavirus stimulus bill that would cost at least $1.9 trillion.

Tech companies in the advertising space rose Wednesday after Snap's third-quarter results signaled strength in the ad market after a difficult year because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The 2022 Hummer EV is expected to be the pinnacle of General Motors' electric vehicles.

"Everybody wants to win in business, and they've done a great job winning," former Google executive Tim Armstrong told CNBC.

Chief negotiators for their respective parties remain at an impasse over key matters such as aid to states and business liability protections.

Those who are suggesting that a strong economic rebound is underway are overlooking an obvious phenomenon.

The central bank official cited several areas of concern, including slowing gains in the jobs market from the 21 million positions lost in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic.

If you want an iPad that you can use for work, with cameras that are better for video chats and an optional keyboard accessory with a mouse, the new iPad Air is the one to get.

Treasury yields rose slightly on Wednesday as investors remained focused on the progress for a fresh round of fiscal stimulus.

As Apple and the telecommunications industry begin to roll out fifth-generation connectivity, market analysts discuss ways to play the burgeoning theme.

Google spent more than $1.9 million in lobbying in the third quarter, a 14.2% increase from the prior quarter.

Infrastructure, renewable energy and technology stocks will be among the big winners with a potential Biden win. On the flipside, defense and financial stocks with benefit under a Trump administration, experts say.

Shares of embattled electric vehicle start-up Nikola jumped double digits during premarket trading Wednesday following a General Motors executive saying the automaker still sees a tie-up with the company being a great opportunity.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Verizon, Snap, AutoNation, Netflix, and more.

Next week, the U.S. will get economic news like it has never seen before, reflecting growth that had seemed impossible, as it is likely that GDP will have risen by more than 30%.

Amazon has ramped up curbside pickup at Whole Foods stores during the pandemic, amid a broader shift to online grocery shopping.

Amazon follows in the footsteps of several tech companies that have extended their work from home policies until at least early 2021.