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The battle between the EU and Apple on taxation is not over yet.

Public financial records show Kamala Harris and her husband's combined assets to be worth $2.8 million to $6.3 million.

The report claims that million of laborers from some of the poorest regions of Asia, working to produce palm oil, are enduring various forms of exploitation.

As technology develops, the way aircraft are powered is changing.

More than 30 biotech and pharmaceutical companies are racing to develop a safe Covid-19 vaccine. Several candidates entered late stage trials in a matter of months. Two of the companies developing a vaccine — Pfizer and Moderna — are utilizing a promising new technology using messenger RNA. Watch the video to learn why experts believe this vaccination method could be a game changer for getting back to normal.

Amazon, PayPal, Alphabet and Facebook — the stocks with the most buy ratings on the Nasdaq 100 — have fallen by double digits this month.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Costco, AstraZeneca, Novavax, Harley-Davidson & more.

The new Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick Lite will be the first of Amazon's streaming gadgets to offer a totally redesigned home screen experience, which includes support for user profiles and more.

With Baird naming Wells Fargo a bullish fresh pick, two traders assess the prospects from one of Wall Street's worst-performing stocks.

Supermodel, philanthropist and entrepreneur Natalia Vodianova told CNBC she feels her native country Russia has coped "incredibly well" with the Covid-19 crisis.

China's scheduled inclusion in the FTSE World Government Bond Index — its third entry into a major global bond index — comes at a time when investors are hunting for yield in an environment of ultra-low interest rates.

Cork taint can ruin the taste and smell of wine.

The last full week of the third quarter wrapped up with a flurry of investment deals in Asia, particularly China.

When South Africa reopens on Oct. 1, travelers can visit private game reserves in KwaZulu-Natal that let tourists help protect the country's rhinos and elephants.

As China grows in its economic and military strength, foreign investors and companies operating in the country face a "true dilemma," says Jonathan Ward from advisory firm Atlas Organization.

"Look, the stock was at $486 before the Arm news, and it's only at $494 now. I like that risk-reward," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

Investors should get a break from volatility until around Election Day, according to Allianz Global Investors’ Mona Mahajan.

The $250 autonomous security camera will be available next year.

"We don't feel pressure. We feel pressure to get it right and maintain the standards and to play a big part in helping people get back to normal," Sanofi CEO Paul Hudson told CNBC.

"The strength in the stock of Darden, it should terrify you. Darden's winning because its private competitors can't cope with the Covid-19 economy," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.