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The Justice Department filed suit against Google in October alongside 11 Republican state AGs.

Over 150 million Americans plan to shop on Super Saturday this year, up slightly from 147.8 million in 2019, according to the National Retail Federation.

The resolution recommends that President-elect Biden use his executive authority to offer significant student debt forgiveness.

It's the first time TikTok has hosted a shoppable livestream in the U.S.

Brandon Copeland's foundation, Beyond the Basics, brought together is doing his part, along with 19 other former and current players.

While home-flipping activity overall dropped in the third quarter of this year, gross returns for flippers soared to the highest level in 20 years.

Pence will travel overseas hours after formally declaring that Biden beat Trump in November's presidential election.

Biden cut a new ad for Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff weeks before the Jan. 5 runoff elections in Georgia that will determine who controls the Senate.

Cars costing less that $20,000 make up a smaller share of the new car market than they have in the past, partly because automakers are not making them.

The bill, which typically passes with strong bipartisan support, authorizes a topline of $740 billion in spending and outlines Pentagon policy.

Hospital CEOs expressed confidence Thursday that the hesitancy among some employees around Covid-19 vaccinations will fade over time.

Take a look at the stocks making notable moves in midday trading.

HHS Secretary Azar said he'd like "more visibility" into Pfizer's Covid vaccine manufacturing, adding Pfizer has kept the federal government at "arm's length."

Robinhood agreed to pay a $65 million civil penalty, without admitting or denying SEC's findings.

Bank of America analysts see Google's stock as the bigger recovery stock than online ad peer Facebook in the first half of 2021. 

Retailers must come up with new ways to nudge shoppers to add extras to their shopping carts, without the help of eye-catching store displays.

2020 has given retailers the chance to rethink the role of the brick-and-mortar store. A new report from CBRE showcases what the store of the future looks like.

It comes after executives admitted to losing the trust of employees amid the departure of renowned researcher Timnit Gebru.

The Series B funding round will assist the company's hiring and expansion plans as it emerges from the coronavirus pandemic for the coming years.

A new CNBC survey found that most tech execs believe state-sponsored cyber attacks are the biggest threat to their company and should be Biden's top priority.