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Nancy Pelosi and Steven Mnuchin made progress toward a stimulus deal in their latest talks Tuesday, but still have major differences.

A NASA spacecraft on Tuesday touched the surface of the asteroid Bennu, in a mission that aims to return rocky pieces for examination.

Pro-Trump super PAC America First Action had its biggest fundraising month of the year in September.

"Just remember, stick to the picks and shovels plays or the vertically integrated operators that are actually profitable," the "Mad Money" host advised investors.

It's the first report since longtime Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos was promoted to co-CEO.

CNBC.com's MacKenzie Sigalos brings you the day's top business news headlines. On today's show, CNBC.com's Brian Schwartz breaks down the big fundraising haul from Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and what it means for the presidential race with exactly two weeks until Election Day.

"I'm thinking about the stock and making money in the stock market. Ultimately, to do that, you have to evolve the business," Loup Ventures' Gene Munster told CNBC.

Officials in California, home to Walt Disney's Disneyland, said Tuesday that large theme parks cannot reopen until a county's Covid-19 risk level drops to the lowest tier of "minimal" spread.

Ford plans to launch its self-driving commercial business in 2022 with vehicles based on the Ford Escape Hybrid crossover, the company announced Tuesday.

Netflix shares fell after reporting fewer subscribers than forecast, but the company's main investment thesis remains in tact.

After all was said and done, the Microsoft antitrust case in the U.S. was mainly about distribution. This time, the DoJ is cutting straight to the chase.

Snap Chief Business Officer Jeremi Gorman said that brand advertising is showing momentum, and that advertisers want a platform that shares their values.

The U.S. Department of Justice filed an antitrust suit against search giant Google. Five experts break down what the suit means for parent company Alphabet, whether it has any merit and how Google will defend itself.

Snap's stock price soared more than 22% after hours on Tuesday as the company posted an unexpected, adjusted profit along with positive user and revenue growth in its third-quarter earnings.

Check out the companies making headlines in after hours trading on Tuesday.

Investor Mario Gabelli struck a positive note on Tuesday on the U.S. economy even as coronavirus cases in the country are on the rise.

While Democrats have dominated vote-by-mail, Republicans are starting to make up ground with in-person early voting.

Google executives acknowledged the DOJ's antitrust lawsuit as a potential distraction for employees.

As more Americans push for diversity, equality and inclusion in the world around them, financial advisors are finding ways to adapt.

Stocks rose after Nancy Pelosi signaled Democrats and the White House were making progress in negotiations for a new fiscal stimulus deal.