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Nike shares jumped more than 5% Monday, despite a broader market selloff, as investors rallied behind the sneaker maker's latest quarterly results.

Analysts are issuing bullish stock market predictions for 2021, but Wall Street's history of forecasting the S&P 500 is pretty bearish.

"The Book of Boba Fett," revealed during the season two finale of "The Mandalorian," will be its own series on Disney+.

The Covid-19 relief package agreed to by lawmakers provides for more funding for coronavirus vaccine distribution than did earlier proposals.

A Covid relief deal reached Sunday night by Congress would extend and enhance unemployment benefits for millions of workers.

Christmas Day could end up being the busiest day ever for video calling platform Zoom thanks to government lockdowns.

Wise investors in these times will focus on the "alpha" they can generate by minding four concepts: tax efficiency, savings rate, automation and portfolio fees.

A highly contagious new variant of the coronavirus is causing countries in Europe and elsewhere to block travel from Britain.

Assets managed with environmental, social and governance concerns continue to surge. The retail side is growing dramatically alongside institutional investors.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Tesla, Nike, JPMorgan Chase, and more.

Nearly two-thirds of millionaires say taxes will go up under a Biden administration, according to the survey.

Homebuilder stocks have been among the brightest spots in the market this year. Piper Sandler's Craig Johnson breaks down the charts.

Over the weekend, the U.K. said it had identified a new strain of Covid-19 which spreads more quickly than previous variants.

Existing vaccines for Covid-19 will be effective in fighting off infection from new strains of the coronavirus, multiple experts told CNBC on Monday.

So far, there's no evidence to suggest the new strain causes more severe disease or affects Covid treatments and vaccines, England's top medical officer said.

President Xi Jinping, Premier Li Keqiang and other leaders gathered for the Central Economic Work Conference from Dec. 16 to 18 in Beijing.

Congress agreed on a $900 billion coronavirus relief package after months of failed negotiations and is expected to vote on the bill Monday.

It's clear that President Xi regards 2021, the centenary of the Chinese Communist Party, as perhaps the most important year since he came to power in 2013.

After months of inaction, Congress will pass another Covid-19 relief bill that includes stimulus checks for many Americans and enhanced unemployment benefits.

College students could potentially be looking at up to $1,800 in Covid relief stimulus checks in 2020.