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OPEC and its allies have failed to come to an agreement over an extension to their production cut agreement, and talks have been postponed until Thursday, Reuters reported on Monday.

Chinese companies that are crucial to Beijing's global trade and infrastructure projects are under threat as U.S.-China tensions escalate.

Apple's relationship with Amazon just got deeper, as Apple makes it possible for its developers to rely on Amazon's cloud to test applications.

President-elect Joe Biden's Covid advisory board member Dr. Celine Gounder reacts to the resignation of Dr. Scott Atlas, and discusses coronavirus policies.

The contribution rules for President-elect Joe Biden's inaugural committee are stricter than those of his predecessor, President Donald Trump.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer explained why he is bullish on Cummins and Linde as a way invest in the future of clean energy.

Code-sharing site GitLab is letting some employees sell shares at a price that values the company at $6 billion, with a public market debut expected next year.

"We'll have 76% of our revenue after this will be recurring revenue, and the rating agency will shrink from about 45% to 30%," S&P Global CEO Doug Peterson said.

Zoom saw revenue growth accelerate again in the most recent quarter. Now the company is expecting a slight slowdown.

Yale University’s Stephen Roach believes the pandemic is creating a difficult situation for the economy and dollar.

Moderna shares rally on strong efficacy data. Nikola craters after GM gives up its equity stake in the company.

"Connecting with the actual person who made the product and having it sent just to you is just a better way to shop," Etsy CEO Josh Silverman told CNBC.

"We're at or beyond capacity. We're making every possible infrastructure, including more airflow rooms," Billings Clinic CEO Dr. Scott Ellner told CNBC.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after hours on Monday.

Many of the key programs that the central bank has used since March are expiring at the end of the year.

Congress faces a Dec. 11 deadline to avoid a government shutdown, and has to decide whether to pass another coronavirus stimulus bill.

Arizona and Wisconsin's declaration of wins for Joe Biden damage efforts by President Donald Trump to reverse his projected loss in the Electoral College.

Banks should stop writing contracts using Libor by the end of 2021, after which the rate no longer will be published.

Stocks fell sharply on Monday as traders booked some profits given the historically strong gains logged in November.

General Motors and Nikola announced a reworked, smaller agreement that abandons plans to build Nikola's Badger pickup truck for consumers.