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President Joe Biden's Covid-19 response team will hold a press briefing Friday where officials plan to announce a new partnership with top business groups.

Etsy CEO Josh Silverman told CNBC he hopes the online marketplace can outpace the growth of e-commerce overall, adding to its strong pandemic performance.

U.S. stock futures were choppy as tech stocks bounced from Thursday's rout that dragged the Nasdaq down 3.5%

"Taken together, these results suggest reduced rates of severe COVID-19 following vaccination," the researchers wrote.

The NYSE Arca Airline Index has reached relative strength levels not seen since 2016, which could set up for a pullback, Miller Tabak's Matt Maley warns.

A new CDC study released on Thursday suggests some people may be susceptible to coronavirus reinfection and could have worse outcomes later on.

"The real market opportunity is the 80 million people who buy a new car every year," Fisker CEO Henrik Fisker told CNBC.

A key FDA panel is to vote on whether to recommend J&J's Covid vaccine for emergency use, which would help pave the way for a third vaccine in the U.S.

First it was Barbados and Estonia, now it’s the Bahamas, Croatia, Dubai and Madeira. See the newest places where digital nomads can live and work abroad.

Michael O'Hanlon explains why President Joe Biden will not make Saudi Arabia “a pariah” due to the economic and military relationship at stake.

"The lines between traveling and living are starting to blur together," Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky told CNBC.

The Nasdaq Composite suffered its worst day of trading since October as the tech sell-off continued. CNBC's Jim Cramer explained what's pressuring stocks.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer that the company would "be huge no matter what."

As Twitter plans to double its user base and revenues by 2023, CFO Ned Segal said it seeks to tap a $150 billion addressable digital ad market.

Beyond Meat has struck deals with fast-food giants McDonald's and Yum Brands.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Thursday, Feb. 25.

The FAA fined Boeing $6.6 million over compliance and quality control lapses.

The retailer is reducing its headcount, testing smaller stores and evaluating the size of its store footprint across the country.

The retailer and its competitors saw heavy demand during the global health crisis, creating less need to sell items at a discount.

Sales growth slowed, and the retailer expects the pace will weaken even further as people shift spending away from their homes.