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There are less than two dozen Black-owned banks in the U.S., and not one manages more than $1 billion. For Black business owners and communities of color to create wealth, that needs to change, yet the trend is not necessarily headed in the right direction during Covid-19.

As consumers flock to carryout and delivery during the pandemic, Papa John's has extended its growth streak into August.

The British drugmaker's Covid-19 vaccine candidate is already among the most advanced.

U.S. stock futures pointed to more gains at Tuesday's open after a rally put the Dow within 1% of breaking even for the year.

The coronavirus has infected more than 23.6 million people across the world as of Tuesday, killing at least 813,265 people.

Airline stocks are taking off again and Mark Tepper of Strategic Wealth Partners says Delta is the best.

The lack of tech workers in and around East London's Shoreditch neighborhood isn't going unnoticed.

Rather than permitting or banning American travelers as a whole, Costa Rica is taking a piecemeal approach by allowing residents of six U.S. states to enter this September.

The president of Yardeni Research pointed to indicators like retail sales as well as new and existing home sales which have been "very strong."

The coronavirus pandemic hobbled the hotel industry severely and is making way for Airbnb to emerge a winner, the "Mad Money" host said.

Delta says it's preparing to furlough more than 1,900 pilots in October after federal aid prohibiting job cuts expires.

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

"And they're looking for companies like ours that can supply them with healthy nutrition," Herbalife CEO Dr. John Agwunobi told CNBC.

"They're both stocks — and in the end, stocks can break your heart — but if Elon Musk and Tim Cook continue to execute, I bet their long-term trajectory is up," Cramer said.

The Pumpkin Spice Latte has been welcoming fall for 17 years.

Jon Cohen, executive chairman of BioReference Laboratories, connected the 77 false positives returned on NFL coronavirus tests to a "specimen preparing issue."

The coronavirus pandemic and resulting lockdowns have underscored the widening gulf between retail's haves and have-nots, as shopping picks up again and American consumers vote with their dollars.

Tropical Storm Marco began falling apart Monday, easing one threat to the Gulf Coast but setting the stage for the arrival of Laura as a potentially supercharged Category 3 hurricane.

Convalescent plasma is one of several therapies being tested as a potential treatment.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after hours Monday.