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CNBC reviews the iPhone 12 Pro Max, with the biggest screen on an iPhone ever, and the smaller iPhone 12 Mini.

"I think we need to remember that we have perhaps a brief, but very hard stretch, ahead of us" without a widely available Covid-19 vaccine, Gottlieb told CNBC.

McDonald's told investors on Monday that it will release its Crispy Chicken Sandwich early next year in the United States.

SoftBank CEO and founder Masayoshi Son said the moves were made to ensure more external board directors have a say in the company.

Sen. Kamala Harris will be the first woman, first Black person, first South Asian American to be elected U.S. vice president.

This isn't the first time Apple has come under fire for the labor conditions in the factories that make up its supply chain in China.

AMC, Cinemark, Marcus Theaters and IMAX stocks rallied Monday after trial data indicated Pfizer and BioNTech's Covid-19 vaccine is more than 90% effective.

Sometimes if you ask Alexa a question, like the time, it'll follow up with asking if you want recommendations for things to buy.

U.S. airlines jumped on upbeat vaccine news, a development that could help revive the battered travel sector.

Goldman Sachs is anticipating a more "V-shaped" recovery for the global economy than consensus forecasts suggest.

"I think we can see light at the end of the tunnel" on the pandemic, Pfizer's Albert Bourla told CNBC on Monday.

The European Union will slap tariffs on up to $4 billion worth of U.S. products Monday, after what it described as a "lack of progress" on resolving a long-standing dispute over aircraft subsidies.

Denmark's State Serum Institute has warned the mutant virus could have potentially "serious consequences" for a future Covid-19 vaccine.

Shares of McDonald's, which has a market value of $167 billion, have risen 9% so far this year.

As travel demand slowly recovers, the industry may have some "leeway" to prepare for another round of restrictions, Chantico Global CEO Gina Sanchez said.

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

Biden will not be sworn into office until Jan. 20, when epidemiologists and medical experts say the country could be in a dire situation with the pandemic.

Estate planning is a delicate subject, regardless of whether you decide to share just the basics or more detailed information about your plan.

The European Union is hoping the transatlantic relationship will improve when Biden starts his presidency in January.