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Hollywood actor Johnny Depp has lost a libel case against British newspaper The Sun which published an article in which it called him a "wife beater."

The S&P 500 ended October in the red, but a handful of its stocks soared. Piper Sandler's Craig Johnson sees the top performer breaking out again.

Ryanair sees a "significantly reduced flying scheduled" in the next six months amid tougher social restrictions in Europe.

NBC's Steve Kornacki joins Shep Smith to talk about what would happen if polls are as inaccurate as the last presidential election in 2016. He also talks about data on early voting in Texas.

As protests gain traction — both at home and abroad — there are concerns about the state's response and what all of this could mean for the country's economy.

Lufax started trading on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday raising around $2.36 billion.

The Caixin/Markit Purchasing Managers' Index for Chinese manufacturing came in at 53.6 for October, better than the 53.0 forecast by analysts in a Reuters poll.

Joe Biden leads Donald Trump by 10 percentage points nationally two days before Election Day, a final NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll has found.

The Tony Awards have become a big part Broadway's advertising and influence when producers launch their shows.

Storing fuel in salt caverns isn't a new, but hydrogen's growing role in decarbonization has revitalized interest in the concept.

Edward Yardeni of Yardeni Research sees the backdrop supporting a run to record highs in 2021.

It's a myth being unemployed hurts your chance of finding a job, especially for job seekers during coronavirus who focus on the right skills and training.

Elena Taber is a 23-year-old YouTube content creator renting a bedroom in a New York City apartment for $1,850 a month. Here are her tips for decorating on a budget.

Leagues, including the NBA and MLB, continue to upgrade virtual reality offerings, but augmented reality could make money sooner.

The year leading to Election Day was even more turbulent than Trump's first three years in office: impeachment, racial unrest and the killer coronavirus.

Both President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden have their eyes on one key demographic: seniors. How the election could affect their wallets.

The coronavirus pandemic has increased migration from high-cost places like New York to sunnier, low-tax states including Texas and Florida.

Former Vice President Joe Biden was one of the youngest people to be elected to the Senate and is one of the oldest to run for president.

"Now is the time to take action because there is no alternative," British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Saturday.

With all the muscle now in the rear, the 2020 Lambo EVO RWD is let loose to slide, drift, spin and do all the other joyful things super cars used to do before digital driver-assists and robots took over.