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If you want to know who will win the presidential election between President Trump and Joe Biden on Nov. 3, Florida's Pinellas County may be able to tell you.

Baron's investment firm, with $39.9 billion in assets under management, holds more than 7.3 million Tesla shares.

The "harm" caused by President Donald Trump's first four years in office could be "even more profound" if he wins a second term, according to the president's former national security advisor John Bolton.

Clarida noted that policy moves by the Fed and Congress have helped stimulate activity like buying houses and cars

With more people than usual using older iPhones, plus an updated design and more pricing levels than ever, the iPhone 12 could spur the kind of growth Apple hasn't seen in years.

Facebook and Carnegie Mellon University have announced they are trying to use AI to find new "electrocatalysts" that can help to store electricity generated by renewables.

The most vulnerable Americans have been hit the hardest by the coronavirus pandemic, and are feeling more financial stress than those with higher incomes. Here are 4 steps people can take now.

Panera Bread entrees with a "Cool Food Meal" badge have a carbon footprint of less than 5.38 kg of carbon dioxide equivalent.

Some on Wall Street are "cautiously optimistic" there won't be a contested election result between Biden and Trump, but there are still concerns.

With so much uncertainty heading into the homestretch of the year, two market analysts shared their top stock picks with “Trading Nation.” But, there's a catch.

A backlash is being seen among some residents against the lockdown imposed in Liverpool, a city known for its tourism and music scene, as the birthplace of The Beatles.

Bank of America's revenue was hit by falling interest rates.

Wells Fargo reported disappointing earnings for the third quarter as low rates put pressure on the bank's net interest income.

"Our response in most respects has not been very good. And we would have expected it to be good," the billionaire philanthropist told CNBC.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

NFL Chief Medical Officer Dr. Allen Sills said the league doesn't feel adding postseason bubbles is the safest course despite its recent Covid-19 outbreak.

Germany's growth prospects for 2020 are looking increasingly bleak.

Borrowers are clearly used to hearing that mortgage rates set another record low because last week's dip did nothing to spur mortgage demand.

Disney's reorganization of its media and entertainment business to focus on streaming could dilute the quality of its content, warns Strategic Wealth Partners' Mark Tepper — but another trader disagrees.

Twitter has suspended a group of fake accounts pretending to be owned by Black supporters of President Donald Trump.