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The company said it expects employees to live near offices and go into work three days a week.

U.S. officials said they plan to ship just under 6 million doses of Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine once the FDA issues an approval for emergency use.

The long-anticipated move is expected to further stoke tensions between the U.S. and Turkey ahead of President-elect Joe Biden's ascension to the White House.

"In the near term, I would just beg ... people to do the right things and to keep their guard up," New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy told CNBC.

Apple Fitness+ is a new app with all sorts of recorded exercise classes that you can do from an Apple TV, iPad or iPhone, as long as you own an Apple Watch.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock on Monday confirmed the move as he addressed lawmakers in the House of Commons.

Not unlike the old layaway, but now dubbed point-of-sale loans, these installment payments are once again shaking up the shopping scene.

"There is not one part of this country that's not being touched today through Wednesday," Gen. Gustave Perna, who's in charge of logistics for Operation Warp Speed, said.

In-person early voting began Monday in Georgia for the crucial Jan. 5 special election that will decide control of the Senate.

Most apps will receive as many as three labels, based on information app makers are required to submit to Apple to update their apps.

Passenger airlines have begun shipping coronavirus vaccines alongside FedEx and UPS.

Pfizer and the U.S. are working out details on timing, CEO Albert Bourla told CNBC's "Squawk Box" in an interview.

DoorDash and Airbnb get downgraded. Elliott Management takes a stake in Public Storage.

Virgin Galactic's stock fell in premarket trading on Monday after the space tourism company cut short its latest spaceflight test mid-launch.

Some of the most oversold stocks on the market could be worth a second look. Quint Tatro of Joule Financial and Craig Johnson of Piper Sandler discuss.

Amazon launched the Halo in August as an invite-only product, but now it's available for everyone to buy.

"This has been a challenging process because there have been multiple conversations happening as recently as November," Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC.

Tesla sent an e-mail to Fremont factory workers saying it will shut down Model S and X production lines for the holidays.

Because of its size, indexers tied to the S&P 500 are expected to buy roughly $80 billion worth of Tesla.

Service has since been restored, with Google's Workspace Status Dashboard showing all of its services are now back up and running as normal.