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"Let's not let these intermediaries and gatekeepers hand allocate who gets this underpriced stock," tech investor Bill Gurley told CNBC.

A portion of New York Stock Exchange workers will return to remote working amid a surge in Covid-19 cases in the largest U.S. city.

Equities slipped on Tuesday despite Congress passing a bill with $900 billion in pandemic aid after months long negations.

Apple is moving ahead with its self-driving car technology and targeting 2024 as the year it produces a passenger vehicle, according to a report from Reuters.

Users following the institutional accounts will have the chance to opt to continue following them once they change hands, according a Twitter spokesperson.

If successful, the Alabama union drive would establish the first-ever labor union representation at a U.S. Amazon facility. 

The public offerings reignited a debate around traditional IPOs, with critics looking at the money left on the table.

"Given the small fraction of US infections that have been sequenced, the variant could already be in the United States without having been detected," CDC said.

Goldman's move is the latest example of a shift toward Main Street that begun in 2016 with its Marcus brand of personal loans and savings accounts.

Trump has refused to concede he lost to Joe Biden. Michael Flynn and other Trump backers have suggested he invoke martial law.

Ripple is best known for cryptocurrency XRP. The SEC is charging Ripple, co-founder Christian Larsen and CEO Bradley Garlinghouse.

Second stimulus checks will be sent to millions of Americans in the coming weeks. This time, however, the rules for who receives them have slightly changed.

Chipotle Mexican Grill CEO Brian Niccol said Tuesday that the company will "strongly encourage" employees to receive the coronavirus vaccine.

California Secretary of State Alex Padilla will succeed Vice President-elect Kamala Harris in the U.S. Senate, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday.

The latest Covid relief bill will give certain unemployed people an extra $100 per week. But states can opt out of the program, and experts caution delays.

This year, the holiday meals will be switched to grab-and-go style takeout instead of large group gatherings in order to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus.

West Virginia has leaned on local pharmacies to vaccinate its long-term care facility staff and residents, Gov. Jim Justice told CNBC.

The new verification process could impact some 10 million people currently drawing from Pandemic Unemployment Assistance and new applicants in 2021.

Some analysts pointed to the huge market and time spent in cars as reasons why Apple would want to get into a low-margin, capital-heavy business

Scientists and infectious disease experts are still piecing together what they know about the new strain, which hasn't yet been detected in the U.S.