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It was not clear when, where or with whom Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was exposed to Covid. A spokesperson said Pompeo has tested negative for the virus.

Establishing the trust needed for a truly productive relationship will require both sides to abandon unilateralist measures and tendencies, writes Clete Willems

The challenges of distributing Covid-19 antibody drugs could portend issues with vaccine logistics, Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC.

Salad restaurant chain Sweetgreen will open its first location with a drive-thru lane next year as it expands beyond cities into suburban America.

Art Cashin discusses how the stock market tends to react to the first year of a new president and the many question marks on the vaccine.

Facebook is running ads decrying Apple over a privacy change that it claims "threatens the personalized ads that millions of small businesses rely on." 

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading.

The Nasdaq 100 is about to look a little different. Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com and Mark Tepper of Strategic Wealth Partners share their favorite picks.

It comes as big-name investors like Paul Tudor Jones and Stanley Druckenmiller have invested in the cryptocurrency.

Homebuilder confidence in the single-family housing market pulled back in December. Builders say they are concerned that buyers are feeling shock.

Joe Biden has pledged to pursue "aggressive emissions reductions," pursuing a climate-focused agenda that aims to reduce fossil fuel dependence.

Special purpose acquisition company New Providence will take next-generation satellite broadband specialist AST & Science public through a SPAC deal.

Facebook accused Apple of using its power to "harm developers and consumers" and welcomed draft laws outlined by the European Commission.

The filming of "Mission: Impossible 7" was delayed in October when 12 people on set in Italy tested positive for coronavirus.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Tilray, Aphria, Penumbra, Moderna, and more

All retailers could use a strong holiday season to ring in 2021. But for some companies it is especially true, with the holidays being a make-or-break time.

Congress is running out of time to avoid a government shutdown and get another round of coronavirus relief to Americans.

Peloton's momentum could peter out in 2021 as the economy slowly reopens, says Strategic Wealth Partners' Mark Tepper.

Sterling climbed 0.4% against the dollar following the remarks, breaking above the $1.35 barrier.

Mortgage demand was flat last week, despite record low rates, but demand is substantially higher than it was last year.