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Qualcomm has said it will benefit from the rise of 5G networks and handsets.

"Arizona can flip to Trump, based on where the votes are still coming from," Frank Luntz told CNBC on Thursday. The president leads in Pennsylvania.

The investment in the plant in Oshawa, Ontario, is part of a tentative deal with Canadian union Unifor.

Sony said its new PS5 game console won't be sold in stores due to the spread of coronavirus, so customers should plan to buy online.

Tech stocks are roaring back this week, attempting to reverse a steep decline since mid-October.

In March, as Covid-19 spread across the country, Krystal Anyang-Kusi closed on her first home in Georgia. Here's what the process was like.

The National Basketball Association could decide on its 2020-21 season by Friday, with signs pointing to a return by Christmas Day.

The layoffs come as parent company Disney restructures its entertainment and media business.

"It has got to end at some point for the good of the country. You've got to have a transfer of power and pull together," former Sen. Joe Lieberman told CNBC.

The food delivery companies contributed a combined $75 million to help pass Proposition 22 in California and keep their business intact.

With the election over, some old themes will be reemerging, regardless of who will be the president.

Microsoft's new flagship console, which comes out next week, delivers better visuals than its predecessors, along with a hefty game catalog.

The new feature will automatically delete older messages after seven days if you turn it on. It's off by default.

The Labor Department reported that 751,000 U.S. workers filed for benefits versus 758,000 the previous week.

The first half of 2020 reportedly saw a record $20.9 billion flow into sustainable funds. It has grown into a complex landscape with sometimes confusing and overlapping terminology. Here's a look at the sector and whether it might work for you.

The number of new daily coronavirus cases recorded in the U.S. surpassed 100,000 for the time, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

The IRS rolled out special rules for flexible spending accounts earlier this year. What you need to know.

GM's net income surged 74% to $4.05 billion in the third quarter from $2.35 billion during the same three months last year.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include General Motors, Cigna, Merck, Regeneron, and more.

Working remotely from a beach in the Caribbean sounds heavenly, but make sure you understand what this means for your taxes before you go.