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TIAA CEO Roger Ferguson discussed the need for another stimulus package and how the crisis has hurt people of color and those hoping to comfortably retire.

Jeff Ubben's Inclusive Capital has a 5.65% stake in Strategic Education despite the bad reputation for-profit education received in recent years.

All-cash home sales, which sellers favor, are rising in certain regions and at certain price points.

The FDA has approved Pfizer and BioNTech's coronavirus vaccine for emergency use, a monumental turning point in the once-in-a-century pandemic.

Dr. Archana Chatterjee, dean of the Chicago Medical School, who was one of the four FDA panel “no” votes, explains her decision.

The week ahead is so important for markets it could determine whether there will be a smooth glide path for a Santa rally into the yearend.

There is "no known or expected causal relationship between the vaccine and Bell's palsy," the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.

Mick Mulvaney's hedge fund is accepting at least $1 million from individual investors. The fund is raising money from high-net-worth individuals.

The law extends government funding by one week as Congress scrambles to reach spending and Covid relief deals.

Biden introduced his nominees for secretary of Housing and Urban Development, secretary of Agriculture and secretary of Veterans' Affairs.

"They are looking for a state that gives them the independence, the autonomy and the freedom to chart their own course," Texas Gov. Greg Abbott told CNBC.

While its parks and theater businesses have been hit, Disney is reaping the rewards of a new streaming platform that's bringing in millions of subscribers.

Disney's show of intellectual property force during Thursday's investor day illustrates how its streaming strategy separates it from the competition.

S&P Dow Jones Indices announced Friday that Tesla will replace Apartment Investment and Management in the S&P 500.

Oracle is the latest tech company to relocate from California to Austin, Texas.

Nancy Pelosi slammed McCarthy and other Republicans supporting Texas' far-fetched Supreme Court suit to effectively reverse Biden's projected win over Trump.

California is the first state with a Democratic administration to seek to join the DOJ and 11 GOP attorneys general in the antitrust lawsuit against Google.

At least 75 senators voted for the sweeping $740 billion annual defense bill, a number larger than the two-thirds majority that would be needed to defeat Trump's promised veto.

White House chief of staff Mark Meadows told the head of the FDA to submit his resignation if the agency doesn't approve Pfizer's vaccine Friday, reports say.

"We think by the second half of next year, you'll see much more activity in office buildings," CBRE CEO Bob Sulentic told CNBC.