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Several Republicans reaffirmed a peaceful transition, though they did not call out Trump by name or directly reference his comments.

Taxes may rise soon for the wealthiest households in the Garden State. Planning ahead to mitigate the blow is easier said than done. Here's why.

Florida prosecutors are dropping prostitution charges against New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft, more than a year after his arrest sparked a scandal for the National Football League.

Stocks were higher on Thursday as tech shares recovered some of their recent losses while traders weighed the latest batch of economic data.

Facebook on Thursday outlined its new set of rules for employee communications within Workplace, the company's internal social network.

While the polling gap might favor Biden over Trump, it's the Electoral College, not the popular vote, that will decide the race.

Five market strategists and portfolio managers explain why they are bullish on the market long term despite the current volatility.

With Washington lawmakers still at odds over the next stimulus relief package, some question whether they should move on the initiatives they do agree on. While political leaders on both sides say something needs to get done, disagreement on an overall price tag stands in their way.

Nikola shares tumbled Thursday to a record low since the company's public debut in early June after Wedbush downgraded the electric truck maker's stock to underperform from neutral.

Google on Thursday announced a new perk for employees: contributing up to $2,500 toward paying off student loans.

"I think Trump has demonstrated his unwillingness and incapacity to lead or to collaborate," former Hewlett Packard CEO Carly Fiorina told CNBC.

FBI Director Christopher Wray said the bureau has not seen evidence of widespread voting fraud, an assertion that undercuts President Trump's recent warnings.

The lawsuit comes on the heels of a best-selling tell-all book by Mary Trump that was scathingly critical of her uncle, the president.

Biden's support hints that his victory could mean more progressive policies than those of other Democratic administrations.

Exceptional demand for new and existing homes, brought on by the stay-at-home culture of the coronavirus pandemic, has the housing market severely depleted. Homebuilders are having trouble keeping up.

Benioff and Ellison have a longtime relationship, as Benioff worked at under Ellison at Oracle for 13 years before starting Salesforce.

Take a look at the stocks making headlines in midday trading.

According to Forbes, Ek is worth $3.6 billion, indicating he’s earmarking roughly a third of his own wealth for the investments.

The latest federal financial lifeline intended to help unemployed workers during the pandemic is running out across the country.

The retailer is rethinking its approach to roles for workers over the holidays as it keeps up with customers' new shopping habits during the coronavirus pandemic.