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So-called "silent spreaders" of the coronavirus could be more common than previously thought, with a U.K. study finding more than two thirds of people testing positive for the virus were asymptomatic.

National Securities’ Art Hogan lists stimulus gridlock as a bigger market driver than election uncertainty.

Dubai has suffered as the pandemic has decimated air travel and tourism, as well as other sectors like construction and real estate.  

Democratic nominee Joe Biden would deal with Beijing in a "much more traditional" way if he wins the election, said Max Baucus, a former U.S. ambassador to China.

In July, the U.K. government announced that mobile network operators in the country would need to rip out Huawei gear from their infrastructure by 2027. Now lawmakers say that might need to happen by 2025 under certain conditions.

The worst is not over for airlines even though huge government packages saved them when air travel was halted due to the coronavirus, analysts said.

Lufax, which is backed by financial giant Ping An Group, plans to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker "LU."

Banks, which have historically contributed to inequality through now-banned practices including redlining, are hoping to be part of the solution to society's problems.

A recovery that has lived by stimulus could die by stimulus, or the lack thereof, as the impasse among Washington leaders hits a new phase.

The Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday released minutes from its Sept. 15-16 meeting.

"When I saw it I laughed, but it's not funny," Kimberly Prather, a distinguished professor of atmospheric chemistry at the University of California at San Diego, said of the barriers.

Nikola founder Trevor Milton has sued a Utah businessman for defamation, accusing him of a "malicious campaign to harass" and discredit the billionaire, according to the lawsuit filed Monday.

For Tesla customers, accidental "butt-dial" purchases have been at least an occasional problem since January 2020.

"The time these Big Tech stocks get hit by some bad headlines from the House Judiciary Committee is the time you have to buy them," the "Mad Money" host said of Facebook, Alphabet, Apple and Amazon.

Trump has been "fever-free for more than 4 days" and has not required supplemental oxygen since leaving the hospital, Dr. Sean Conley said.

Facebook's policy change comes as President Donald Trump has used social media to make false claims that voting by mail leads to election fraud.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in Google v. Oracle on Wednesday, a blockbuster case concerning copyright law's applications to computer code.

The president has urged Congress to approve a second round of one-time $1,200 payments to millions of Americans. While both sides of the aisle want to send more money, there could be some sticking points. Here's why Americans could face a longer wait for that aid.

President Donald Trump, first lady Melania Trump, Trump aide Hope Hicks and White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany all have tested positive for Covid-19.

"We are part of psychological and emotional fabric of communities, and restaurants have just been heroic in trying to hang on," Union Square Hospitality Group CEO Danny Meyer said.