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The "Mad Money" host highlighted the benefits of hiring military veterans for corporate America in a "Salute to Service" on Veterans Day eve.

Joe Biden argued for expanding the Affordable Care Act, saying the coronavirus pandemic exposed an urgent need to give more people access to health insurance. 

Obamacare seemed likely to withstand its third challenge at the Supreme Court after Roberts and Kavanaugh expressed an unwillingness to strike it down.

The Academy Award-nominated actor has been a prominent collector of more contemporary brands, like Panerai and Richard Mille.

NASA announced it certified SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 rocket to carry astronauts to-and-from orbit, a historic milestone.

Honeywell's CEO tells CNBC's Jim Cramer that future is about controlling data, as well as quantum computing, drones, and green hydrogen.

Ulta CEO Mary Dillon said the retailers are "embracing a time of change to innovate and to lead" as the coronavirus pandemic shakes up shopping behaviors.

Peloton announced a multiyear partnership with singer-songwriter Beyonce, to produce exclusive content with her music for exercise sessions.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

President-elect Joe Biden delivers remarks Tuesday afternoon in Wilmington, Delaware, on the challenge to Obamacare in the Supreme Court.

Shipt CEO Kelly Caruso said customers will stick with the same-day delivery service because they have discovered the hours they can gain back.

United Airlines is set to resume service at New York's JFK airport in February with flights to California.

Trump may be exiting the White House in January to make room for President-Elect Joe Biden, doesn't mean he'll disappear from late night.

UBS said GM is "fully back on track and likely enjoys strong momentum well into 2021," including its electric vehicle plans.

The big-box retailer is testing drones and self-driving cars with other companies to better understand how the technology can make deliveries faster.

"Bookings, the last 24 hours, yesterday, were pretty good ... and that, I think, is attributable to the vaccine news," said Norwegian CEO Frank Del Rio.

Shares of Beyond Meat cratered as much as 28% Monday in after-hours trading.

Boeing reported additional cancellations and zero orders of the 737 Max just as the FAA gets ready to clear the planes to fly again.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski told CNBC he hopes President-elect Joe Biden will tackle some of the country's biggest problems.