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OPEC+ is scheduled to begin a two-day meeting Monday to discuss the next phase of its oil production policy.

Generally, when a debt is canceled, you can expect to owe taxes. How might this look if student loan balances are forgiven?

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Best Buy, Hormel, Abercrombie & Fitch, and more.

Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Colo., wants the committee to examine the FTC's common approach to approving pharmaceutical mergers.

An analysis by Citi Research showed that "herd immunity" start to form in the fourth quarter of 2021, beginning with developed markets.

The U.S. is not party to either of the massive trade agreements signed by countries in the Asia-Pacific: TPP and RCEP.

Shares of Chinese tech giants dropped earlier in November after draft rules that defined for the first time what constitutes anti-competitive behavior were released.

Ghislaine Maxwell tested negative for Covid-19. She is being held in jail on charges of abetting Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of underage girls.

Stocks rallied as news leaked out that President-elect Joe Biden has selected Janet Yellen as his Treasury Secretary.

Pennsylvania's Supreme Court ruled against the Trump campaign, saying mail-in ballots can be counted even if a voter failed to completely fill out the envelope.

"My bet is that the vaccine will be readily available, at least, by March," the "Mad Money" host said.

The General Services Administration has come under intense scrutiny and pressure from Democrats to free up funding for Joe Biden's transition.

The Cleveland Clinic’s Chief Caregiver Officer urged her community to follow social distancing and mask guidelines as Covid-19 grips caregivers in her hospital.

Doctors urge the CDC to be transparent about the side effects people may experience after getting their first shot of a coronavirus vaccine.

Toast expected a massive drop in business when the pandemic first hit, but the company has bounced back and is giving shareholders a chance to sell some stock.

"The charts, as interpreted by the legendary Larry Williams, suggest that retail tends to roar every year from Thanksgiving through Christmas," Cramer said.

Brown Brothers Harriman's Win Thin sees a weakening dollar through early next year.

As coronavirus stimulus aid has stalled, one group of prominent economists is calling for a second set of stimulus checks to help ease Americans' burden.

GM is withdrawing from litigation led by the Trump administration against California over the state being allowed to set its own emissions regulations.

President Donald Trump faces an increasingly uphill battle to reverse the projected win for Joe Biden in the White House race.