"Wonder Woman 1984" arrives in theaters and on HBO Max Christmas Day. It could have the highest pandemic box office open, if streaming doesn't hurt ticket sales.
Hawaiian Airlines plans to add nonstop routes to Austin, Texas, and Orlando, Florida, in the spring to capitalize on population shifts, CEO Peter Ingram said.
"They might not redeem their cards until the second quarter, and it may trickle in during the course of the year," former Walmart U.S. CEO Bill Simon said.
Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com is tinkering with his portfolio ahead of the holiday break. He reveals which stocks he's selling and which he's buying.
The legislation sets aside $15 billion for grants to entities that include museums and zoos. It caps a long push for the bipartisan Save Our Stages Act.
"We all want to return to a more normal way of life ... and vaccines are really required for that," Dan Glaser of Marsh & McLennan Companies told CNBC.
Cryptocurrency companies are willing to accept regulations, but in a way that protects innovation, not fights it, Galaxy Digital founder Michael Novogratz said.
The environmental measures attached to the Covid-19 relief bill mark the first significant climate change legislation to pass in the U.S. in about a decade.
The news comes on the heels of an increasing and largely unexpected push by Chinese authorities to rein in their biggest tech firms through regulatory action.
A shortage of staff that can administer monoclonal antibodies, which have to be given via IV, combined with delays in Covid-19 testing have limited their use.
Around 14 million workers are collecting unemployment through programs ending this weekend. For many, it is already too late to avoid a benefits cliff.