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Russia said its coronavirus vaccine is 92% effective at preventing people from getting Covid-19, according to interim trial results.

Another record low interest rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage did not help drag homebuyers out of their recent slump.

With brick-and-mortar retailers bouncing as investors bet on an economic recovery, two traders assess whether it's worth buying into the move.

Obamacare seemed likely to withstand its third challenge at the Supreme Court after Roberts and Kavanaugh expressed an unwillingness to strike it down.

The New York Stock Exchange is still seeing listing demand from Chinese companies despite regulatory concerns, its president has told CNBC.

About 38% of current college students worry they won't have enough money to cover their school expenses through the end of the semester amid the pandemic.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

President Trump lost the election but Trumpism is here to stay, according to Nobel-Prize winning economist Paul Krugman and historian Niall Ferguson.

Some stay-at-home stocks that rocketed higher this year could still have legs, says Strategic Wealth Partners' Mark Tepper.

Founding DeepMind investor Humayun Sheikh told CNBC that the London AI lab would have "probably failed" if Google hadn't bought it.

Alibaba's gross merchandise value surpassed 372.3 billion yuan ($56.42 billion), but its stock plunged due to China's draft antitrust rules published Tuesday.

In a memo obtained by CNBC, the NFL notes clubs are attempting and converting more fourth downs and says it will discuss adding a new fourth-down rule.

Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, told CNBC the next six months will be "pretty choppy" despite covid vaccine news.

In a dramatic move, Chinese regulators put the brakes on Ant's share debut just days before the company was set to start trading on in Shanghai and Hong Kong.

China's State Administration for Market Regulation on Tuesday announced a set of draft guidelines aimed at curbing monopolistic behavior on internet platforms.

Advice from doctors on how to travel more safely during the 2020 holiday season.

Following Democrat Joe Biden's projected U.S. election win, CNBC Make It considers where best to put your money. 

The U.S. economy can't depend on a coronavirus vaccine to "solve all our problems," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Northern Trust.

The travel bubble could help repair some of the damage inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic on the cities' hard-hit tourism and aviation industries.

The Trump administration has gone silent as ByteDance waits for guidance on how to proceed with a minority stake sale and technology partnership with Oracle.