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Business travel will take longer to recover compared to leisure travel as corporations have now shifted to virtual modes of meeting.

Oliver Steil said feedback from customers indicates that companies will let staff spend half their time working from home after the coronavirus pandemic passes.

The nasal swab test, which is eligible for use by patients aged 14 and over suspected of having the disease, can provide results within 30 minutes.

Ant Group is still capable of clinching the world's largest IPO, even as Chinese regulation weighs heavy on the tech giant, a leading investor said.

Biden heard from outside national security experts, highlighting that President Donald Trump has still not granted him access to classified briefings.

The NFL is partnering with EA's Madden NFL '21 to pit players head-to-head in a live video game.

"There's no way Home Depot or Walmart can keep delivering this kind of growth once the world goes back to normal," the "Mad Money" host said.

Grassley, the president pro tempore of the Senate, isolated earlier Tuesday after he was exposed to the virus.

How does it stack up against the last MacBook Air? And how well do the new iPhone and iPad apps -- which now run on a Mac for the first time -- actually work?

The nine-acre estate, called Villa Firenze, will be sold to the highest bidder by Concierge Auctions next month.

Joe Ashton, who resigned from the GM board in December 2017, pleaded guilty to the charges in December as part of a deal with U.S. prosecutors.

American Airlines, British Airways and their alliance partner Oneworld announced a Covid-19 testing trial in an effort to spur international travel.

Tesla's sales of zero-emissions credits are fueling the company's race to profitability, says TradingAnalysis.com's Todd Gordon.

The Trump campaign is waging multiple court fights in an effort to reverse a projected victory for Joe Biden in the presidential race.

Congress has failed to pass another coronavirus stimulus bill as infections rise and state and local governments implement new restrictions.

"We will go to the office somewhat, we'll do some business travel, but dramatically less," Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said.

Tesla's entry into the S&P 500 "speaks to profitability," one market watcher says.

Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey appeared before the Senate Tuesday at a hearing entitled "Breaking the News: Censorship, Suppression, and the 2020 Election."

The Senate voted against a move to limit debate on the nomination, typically a death knell.

U.S. stocks fell on Tuesday as a sharp decline in drug store shares and disappointing economic data weighed on the broader market.