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Scientists say that Joe Biden's plan to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy is required to avoid the most catastrophic consequences of climate change.

Karen Sock spent more than $225,000 on breast cancer treatments before being declared cancer-free over five years ago.

Amid the coronavirus crisis, some families are questioning the value of a dedicated college savings account or even its necessity.

Looking to take advantage of low interest rates during the coronavirus pandemic? Unlisted homes could be the how to find that perfect house.

Amazon has managed to keep unions out of its ranks since the company's founding in 1994, partly by relying on surveillance tools to spot activity before it spreads.

Three Google opponents called the lawsuit a good first step, though they hope state AGs will expand the case.

Starboard Value takes a stake in a payments company with several roads to choose from.

Some Americans are realizing that wearing a mask isn't a big deal. Even after the crisis has passed, they'd keep wearing them in crowded places, especially with a cough or sniffle.

Invesco's new Nasdaq Next Gen 100 ETF (QQQJ) is a solid alternative to its more popular, FAANG-heavy counterpart, says Tom Lydon, CEO of ETF Trends and ETF Database.

Alexander Treisman traveled to within four miles of Biden's home in Delaware in May, around the time the suspect bought an AR-15 rifle, investigators said.

The competitive race in GA-7 provides a glimpse into Georgia's shift toward a battleground state and suburban America's changing political landscape.

Yields rolled to a four-month high last week, the 10-year note reaching 0.84%, as economic data continue to arrive better than expected.

As the devastating new coronavirus surge worsens, Shepard Smith, anchor and executive editor of CNBC's "The News with Shepard Smith," has a message for friends, loved ones and viewers across the country: "Follow the Fauci."

Two years after Aston Martin's initial public offering, shares are trading at a fraction of a dollar. The company is looking to its DBX sport utility vehicle to help turn things around.

While investment in China will remain important, "on a relative basis, we're seeing U.S. companies planning to spread that out more," PwC U.S. Chair Tim Ryan told CNBC.

Apple and Microsoft are among a flood of expected earnings, but the presidential election could loom larger for markets in the week ahead.

Since Oct. 1, Covid testing has increased by nearly 11%, compared with a 46% jump in the average daily rate of new infections.

"It's a tough week, a prelude to election day. Confusion lies ahead," the "Mad Money" host said.

Ken Kurson, a friend of Jared Kushner's, once withdrew from consideration for a Trump administration-appointed role at the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Biden's plan would effectively nationalize mask wearing, Covid-19 testing, PPE procurement, reopening guidelines and vaccine distribution.