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Electric truck maker Nikola has agreed to pay the Securities and Exchange Commission $125 million to settle charges that it defrauded investors.

Shipyards are straining to keep up with demand for superyachts. Wealthy buyers are being told they have to wait three to five years for their custom orders.

"Spider-Man: No Way Home" proves that audiences are ready to return to movie theaters, but the industry still faces major obstacles.

The U.K. is home to a mature offshore wind sector that looks set to expand in the coming years.

In order to hit lofty subscriber goals, Disney+ needs "more content for more people," said former Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger.

Bob Iger says the acquisition of Pixar is his 'proudest decision' because it led to the revitalization of Disney animation and the Marvel and Lucasfilm deals.

McDonald's said Tuesday it's selling a tech company it acquired roughly three years ago to Mastercard for an undisclosed amount.

The initiative combines industry and academia, and will look to establish projects from 2022.

Public health officials now fear the omicron variant will overwhelm hospitals with another wave of patients.

Dow futures bounced higher Tuesday, one day after a big slide on Wall Street capped three straight down sessions.

Sex education is inconsistent across the U.S., leading to serious public health and economic consequences.

Dr. Rochelle Walensky said omicron has "over 50 mutations and because of those mutations, just being vaccinated with two doses may not be enough."

The omicron variant is now the dominant Covid strain in the U.S., representing 73% of sequenced cases, according to data published Monday by the CDC.

Hong Kong still maintains strict quarantine rules even as authorities elsewhere have loosened similar restrictions.

The World Health Organization has called for some holiday gatherings to be canceled as the omicron Covid-19 variant spreads rapidly around the world.

With festivities spanning from September to early January, the Philippines gives new meaning to the term “holiday season.”

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

"They've got to be as close proximal to the time of the event as possible, and that would include travel," Dr. Eric Topol told CNBC.

"As they get hit by the omicron weakness, you've got my blessing to buy all six," the "Mad Money" host said.

The EV incentives under the Build Back Better plan include up to $12,500 per vehicle and are viewed as critical to spur consumer demand.