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Big software acquirers have been quiet this year as hefty market multiples among cloud providers made deals too expensive.

Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif condemned the killing and alleged "serious indications" of Israeli involvement.

Many shoppers want their money to matter in a year when a pandemic has battered small businesses and a harsh light has been shined on racial inequities.

With the pace of Black Friday online shopping, U.S. consumers will have spent at least $6.2 million per minute on the day of holiday sales, according to Adobe.

More data is needed from AstraZeneca's Covid vaccine trials beyond what was presented in a press release, experts from the WHO and Oxford University said.

Despite customers getting their money, the Federal Trade Commission is still seeking a court order against alleged “deceptive acts” by Beam.

President Trump on Friday urged his supporters not to boycott two Georgia runoff elections that will determine which party controls the Senate.

Pilot shortage prompts rare flight cancellations at Delta over Thanksgiving weekend

"We're seeing a fundamental change in the promotional calendar," former Saks CEO Steve Sadove told CNBC.

You might want to try mesh networking if you know you pay for fast internet but feel like your home Wi-Fi is slow in some rooms.

Expiring state eviction bans have led to hundreds of thousands of additional coronavirus cases, new research finds.

The appellate opinion marks the latest court loss for Trump, who has refused to concede to President-elect Biden and is falsely asserting that he won the race.

Black Friday sales may be strong this year, but how consumers are shopping is entirely different from any other holiday season, market analysts say.

Stocks come off a month of big gains into a busy week of economic data and continued focus on the race for a vaccine.

Amazon has spent several months preparing for a Black Friday and holiday peak like no other.

Stocks rose on Friday as traders wrapped up a strong week amid decreasing political uncertainty and positive vaccine news.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading.

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Working remotely from different states? You could face new tax obligations next year.

A new report finds that while Amazon, Dollar General and Walmart bring in record profits, they have not provided hazard pay for frontline workers in months.