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With many small businesses struggling during the pandemic, the economy desperately needs more job-creating firms. The solution: prioritize access to capital, mentorship and supplier diversity.

Expedia and IAC chairman Barry Diller told CNBC the TikTok deal is a "crock" and a "political mismash."

Saving $1 million takes determination, especially if you don't start until later in life. Luckily, we can tell you exactly how much money you'll need to save to reach your goal, broken down by age.

The vast majority of cars on the road around the world are painted in just a few colors - white, black, gray and silver. There are reasons for that. But they are not as boring as it might seems.

Morgan Beller, also a co-founder of Novi payments wallet, has left Facebook before the release of the technology. 

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage around the world, a lot of hope is being placed in finding an effective and safe vaccine against Covid-19. That might be a mistake, one expert says.

President Trump's temporary payroll tax holiday has Social Security advocates worried that he could try to put a permanent cut in place if he is re-elected. Such a move could hurt Social Security, which relies on those taxes for funding. Whoever is elected may have to address the program's funding shortfall in the next four years.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Amazon, AutoZone, Tesla, Nikola, and more.

The heir apparent to the British throne is not the only member of royalty to touch on subjects related to the coronavirus and sustainability.

Oracle's TikTok deal could help it bring in more business, but AWS and Microsoft are still many times bigger.

With technology and some cyclical ETFs subject to heavy selling, two market analysts share what to expect as the reopening trade takes a back seat.

Reverse mortgages have some advantages but some serious downsides. Here's what to know before making this decision.

While Powell said the accommodative policies will continue as needed, he added that the economy has improved.

Nikola founder Trevor Milton really didn't give up much since the restricted shares he forfeited were contingent on his "continued service" at the company.

Banks are breaking down again. Ari Wald of Oppenheimer shares why he's bearish on the group.

Finnish startup ICEYE will further expand its satellite imagery business thanks the company's largest infusion of capital yet.

Stock investors focused on new worries about the coronavirus and economy, selling into a market Monday that was already technically shaken and set for further declines

Chinese state media accused the U.S. of "hooligan logic" in its push for certain conditions in the TIkTok deal and cast doubt over whether Beijing will approve the terms.

A disputed U.S. presidential election outcome is a potential uncertainty that markets need to pay attention to, said Clete Willems, a former deputy director of the National Economic Council.

A high-level State Department official to Taiwan last week angered China, but it probably didn't cross any "red line," said Eurasia's Group's Kelsey Broderick.