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The major credit card companies reported double digit drops in profits, pointing in part to a slowdown in international travel. 

Rudy Giuliani, the personal lawyer for President Trump, was paid $500,000 to offer business advice and consulting to the would-be company Fraud Guarantee.

Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier told CNBC on Thursday that people will still have to practice mask wearing and social distancing "for the foreseeable future."

"Distributed workforces are a thing of not only the present but also the future," ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott said.

We are now halfway through a spectacular third-quarter earnings season, but the market has shrugged.

Yum Brands reported that quarterly revenue rose 8%, fueled by Taco Bell's return to positive same-store sales growth.

U.S. stocks have been on a roller-coaster ride this year that shows no signs of stopping. Advisors recommend embracing volatility and having a plan.

With the Senate officially recessed until after the election, a potential second round of stimulus checks will most likely have to wait until 2021.

The ECB hinted that there could be more monetary stimulus coming to the euro zone as soon as December.

Comcast's third-quarter earnings beat analyst estimates on the top and bottom lines.

Moderna is prepping for the global launch of its potential coronavirus vaccine, already taking in $1.1 billion in deposits from governments.

Comcast's theme parks may have been the single biggest drag on the quarter, but executives are optimistic the division will break even in 2021.

The Trump administration has released a plan to make an emergency-use vaccines available to Medicare beneficiaries with no cost-sharing.

Potential homebuyers may be hitting the limit of what they can afford. Pending home sales fell 2.2% in September compared with August.

The former FDA chief said his family won't be gathering this Thanksgiving because of Covid-19.

Over 14 million Americans plan to relocate to a new U.S. city or region due in part to growth in remote work, according to an Upwork report released Thursday. 

United will begin a trial of free passenger Covid tests on U.S.-London flights, an effort to spur international travel without quarantines.

The Supreme Court will not grant a request from Republicans in Pennsylvania to hear a challenge to an extended deadline for counting absentee ballots on an expedited schedule.

Coach owner Tapestry reported quarterly results that topped estimates, driven by triple-digit e-commerce growth and a rebound in China.

Tapestry, which also owns the Kate Spade brand, said its revenue per handbag globally rose more than 25%, on average, during the fiscal first quarter.