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The Pentagon also recorded more than 1,300 new confirmed cases of Covid-19 among the sister service branches, a new record for the military in a 24-hour period.

Joe Biden is considering Roger Ferguson to lead the National Economic Council and Gary Gensler as Deputy Treasury secretary.

CNBC.com's Melissa Repko explains why this year's holiday shopping deals started earlier than normal online, and what Black Friday will look like during a pandemic.

Richard Stengel and other members of Biden's USAGM review team have spoken with some of the former media agency heads who were ousted by Michael Pack.

E. Jean Carroll says President Trump defamed her by saying she was lying and motivated by money when she claimed he raped her in a dressing room in the 1990s.

Stocks took a breather after the Dow Jones Industrial Average topped a significant milestone.

Boris Epshteyn's diagnosis came after he attended a news conference led by Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani.

Jewelers will try to drive holiday sales by encouraging purchases as a romantic gesture, a Zoom accessory or a way to brighten a very challenging year.

President Donald Trump is scrambling for a way to undo the projected win for President-elect Biden. He faces virtually impossible odds.

The acquisition would be Saleforce's largest to date if it goes through.

Officials at the meeting voted to keep benchmark short-term borrowing rates anchored near zero.

A number of companies that rely on AWS reported issues with their services.

The Thanksgiving box office is set to see its worst haul in decades due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Delta pilots approve cost-cutting measures to avoid furloughs until 2022

The coronavirus pandemic means consumers will be celebrating Thanksgiving differently this year.

Millions of workers will lose their unemployment benefits at the end of December unless Congress passes legislation.

With Janet Yellen in line for Treasury secretary, Biden must now round out a team tasked with nursing the U.S. economy back to health.

Mortgage interest rates have set record lows more than a dozen times this year, and last week there was yet another. That caused mortgage applications to rise.

"Right now, we are out of everything," Dan Hensler of So-Low Environmental Equipment told CNBC.

President-elect Joe Biden delivers a Thanksgiving address Wednesday afternoon from Wilmington, Delaware.