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Kudlow told CNBC he "can't be specific" on whether President Trump wears a mask when he's in the Oval Office.

States can typically waive repayments of most unemployment insurance if there is no fraud involved. But that's not the case for the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance program.

A fiscal stimulus package could put stocks on an upward trajectory, but some strategists say the odds of that happening are rather low.

Robinhood led the way for zero commission trading. It helped bring in a new generation of investors to the stock market. The Covid-19 pandemic and stay-at-home orders helped the trading app add 3 million users in the first quarter of 2020. "The Robinhood Trader" quickly became synonymous with retail trading. The company has made the stock market more accessible to millions of users but not without complications.

Shares of Eli Lilly rose on Wednesday after the company announced it submitted a request to the U.S. FDA for emergency authorization of its Covid-19 antibody treatment. 

Some 17,000 Delta employees have already accepted buyouts and early retirement offers. The airline said its goal isn't to reduce headcount.

Stocks were up on Wednesday after President Trump, who announced Tuesday that he was ending talks on coronavirus relief legislation, urged Congress to approve several targeted relief measures, including for airlines. Here's what four experts are saying.

Ford Motor new design ideas in the EV era range from the E-Mach Mustang to electric F150 pickups, but Covid-19 brings another challenge: rethinking the office spaces where the automaker's employees work.

Third Point Capital's Dan Loeb is calling on Disney to permanently suspend annual dividend, use funds for Disney+ content.

Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. is seeking years of income tax returns of President Donald Trump as part of a criminal probe. The Supreme Court could become involved in the case for a second time.

The coronavirus pandemic is certain to loom large over Wednesday night's event. 

Trump's campaign is spending more on targeted Facebook ads than Biden's campaign in Iowa, Texas, Ohio and Nebraska.

This fall, four states are asking voters to decide on the legalization and taxation of recreational pot. Here's what you should know about excise taxes and how helpful they are in improving states' bottom lines.

Less than 11% of people with federal student loans are repaying them during the pandemic. Here's what they're doing instead.

The personal chef business is booming as more consumers eat at home during the coronavirus pandemic rather than at restaurants.

People watched 4.7 billion hours of video through Twitch in the third quarter. That's down 8% from the second quarter when the coronavirus lockdowns kept more people home, providing additional time to watch game streams online.

Despite bipartisan agreement that Big Tech has monopoly power, differences on how to fix the problem raise doubts about sweeping tech regulation.

Elizabeth Elting is a millionaire entrepreneur and philanthropist who led her company through two major crises as co-CEO. Now, she's offering advice for how career women can thrive during today's pandemic.

Options traders are tossing money at the oil markets and positioning themselves for what could be a big move higher.

Ballmer spoke a day after the House Judiciary antitrust subcommittee said Amazon, Alphabet, Apple and Facebook enjoy monopoly power.