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With new hotel- and restaurant-based exchange-traded funds hitting the market, four analysts weigh in on the lasting power of the reopening trade.

"Voting rights without access to capital to build wealth is, in my opinion, an empty cup," BET founder and entrepreneur Robert Johnson told CNBC.

Covid-19 has killed more than 500,000 Americans — pushing morgues, mortuaries and funeral homes to their limits as they try to react to surging demand.

The expected value of the Jean-Michel Basquiat painting is a sign that the art market is flush with cash, and lofty prices are enticing sellers.

Beyond Meat will launch the latest version of its meat-free burger patties in grocery stores in early May.

U.S. stock futures were flat after the Nasdaq closed at a record and ahead of a tech earnings deluge.

The Philippines' new law will reduce corporate income tax and boost foreign investment into the country, finance secretary Carlos Dominguez said.

Hino and REE expect to develop their first prototypes by next year. It is unclear when commercial vehicles from the partnership may be on public streets.

UNESCO World Heritage sites are, in principle, on the list forever, but failure to comply with conservation protocols can result in being “delisted."

The popular late-night show has faced backlash on social media for giving the controversial business mogul such a large stage.

The 93rd annual Academy Awards ceremony was expected to break the mold and shake things up, but turned out to be just like every other Oscars show before it.

The CDC's guidance now states that "masks may not be necessary when you are outside by yourself away from others, or with people who live in your household."

Hometown International owns a small New Jersey deli, but its market capitalization has topped $100 million for some odd reason.

India has reported a record number of coronavirus cases for the fifth day in a row, with a second wave pushing its health-care system to the brink.

Royal Caribbean Cruises is temporarily suspending all assignments for its staff from India and will halt hiring in the country.

"We saw a 4 point sales penetration change last quarter with the millennial cohort," said Hal Lawton, chief executive of the farming supplies retailer.

"I initially felt, in the beginning of this, that we would literally kill off ... the traditional theatrical business," producer Ben Silverman told CNBC.

Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin filed a GAO protest against NASA, challenging the award of a nearly $3 billion contract to Elon Musk's SpaceX earlier this month.

The rate of U.S. vaccinations continued to slide in recent days as average daily case counts dropped below 60,000 on Friday for the first time since March 25.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Monday, April 26.