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If the FDA adopts the recommendation it would mark a pivotal moment in the Covid-19 pandemic, which has killed roughly 290,000 in the U.S. in less than a year.

In Airbnb's IPO Wednesday night, the room-sharing company sold up to 3.5 million shares to hosts on the site.

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Merck's Kenneth Frazier told CNBC the coronavirus vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna "look fantastic" but cautioned the rollout will take time.

Airbnb just made its public debut on the Nasdaq. Four experts weigh in on what the future could hold for the red-hot IPO stock.

Walmart is getting ready to administer Covid vaccinations across the country once a vaccine is approved, the company's chief medical officer said Thursday.

Oracle's quarterly results exceeded expectations, although smaller parts of its business declined.

FedEx and UPS outlined for lawmakers how they plan to prioritize and protect shipments of coronavirus vaccines when regulators sign off on the first ones.

Lululemon reported sales of $1.1 billion, up 22% from a year ago, beating analysts' estimates as shoppers frequented its website to buy workout apparel.

As Congress continues to negotiate over coronavirus relief, one Republican senator, Josh Hawley of Missouri, is now pushing a plan for second stimulus checks.

Congress is trying to pass a coronavirus stimulus plan by the end of the year, but appears to be making little progress toward a relief deal.

Stocks closed little changed on Thursday as lawmakers struggled to push through new fiscal stimulus before year-end.

People giving professional financial advice go by many names, some signal training, registrations and ethics, and some don't.

The surprise jump in jobless claims filings signals a weakening in the labor market that could drag on the economy into the first quarter.

Advances in AR and VR promise to revolutionize the workplace, Paul Jacobs, chairman and CEO of XCOM, told CNBC at its virtual At Work event on Thursday.

The latest stimulus negotiations do not include a second round of $1,200 checks. Here's why Congress dropped the direct payments from the latest proposal.

Deere is shifting into AI, autonomous equipment and the 5G future, and one of its biggest agtech bets, plant recognition, is coming to the farm in 2021.

Top CEOs pledge to train, hire and promote one million Black Americans in the next 10 years, with an emphasis on those without college degrees.

A business advisory firm co-founded by Joe Biden's pick to run the State Department has ties to a little known venture capital fund.

Almost 1.4 million workers filed for unemployment benefits last week, the largest volume since mid-September, signaling a potential rise in layoffs.