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Erling Haaland, 20, is among the best players in the Bundesliga league and joins NBA stars and the NFL as an investor in Hyperice.

The 2021 Explorer Timberline, which the company unveiled Wednesday, features an updated exterior design, increased ground clearance and other off-road features

U.S. stock futures bounced Wednesday, one day after a broad tech-led sell-off sent the Nasdaq down nearly 2%.

The Honest Company's public market debut will start a new stage of growth for the consumer products company, according to actress and founder Jessica Alba.

"I sold half my Ethereum yesterday ... and I put some money down to own a Hummer," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.

KFC on Wednesday announced it is looking to hire 20,000 workers as the restaurant industry struggles to find enough labor to meet returning demand.

With demand only set to increase, there will be a number of hurdles to overcome.

General Motors reported first-quarter results that easily beat Wall Street earnings expectations.

The U.S. birth rate is so low, the nation is "below replacement levels," meaning more people die every day than are being born, the CDC said.

The U.S. would hit Biden's new vaccination goals early if the current pace were to hold steady, but the rate of daily inoculations has been falling for weeks.

The World Health Organization has launched what it called a "Global Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence" in Germany on Wednesday.

Global logistics companies UPS and FedEx are providing critical aid to India as Covid cases there topped 20 million.

There are some key things that experts say jackpot winners need to consider before doing much of anything.

India's foreign minister met in person with U.K. Home Secretary Priti Patel on Tuesday and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Monday.

Convenience store chain Circle K is launching a beverage subscription program, following in the footsteps of Burger King and Panera Bread.

Dale Fisher, chair of the WHO Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network, says he's confident in the way Singapore is managing its coronavirus outbreaks.

India's devastating experience of a second wave of coronavirus cases is ongoing but questions are now focusing on how the country got to this tragic point.

The Reserve Bank of India announced a term liquidity facility of 500 billion rupees ($6.78 billion) to ease access to emergency health services.

Singapore said the "double mutant" coronavirus variant first detected in India has been found among locally transmitted cases in the city state.