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Delta said it doesn't plan to furlough flight attendants and other ground workers thanks to shorter schedules and thousands of voluntary buyouts.

"The first phase of stimulus was, you know quite honestly, wasted," Chamath Palihapitiya told CNBC on Tuesday. "We know this economy is always consumer led."

The home improvement retailer is teaming up with Daymond John, a star of ABC's "Shark Tank," to mentor entrepreneurs, and judge their pitches.

Peacock's 15 million sign-ups represent a 50% increase in six weeks.

For the last 11 weeks, public attitudes about leisure activities, like going to the movies, hasn't moved significantly, a warning that consumer habits are not returning to pre-pandemic normalcy.

Social Security benefits are an essential part of retiring in the U.S. Here's how much you can expect if you earn $40,000 per year.

Hundreds of thousands of workers won't be eligible to receive a $300 weekly boost to unemployment benefits provided by the Lost Wages Assistance program. Here's who doesn't make the cut.

Microsoft's new game streaming service called xCloud is now available on Android phones.

Around the world, children are starting to return to the classroom.

Apparel retailer Francesca's said its ability to continue as a going concern is in doubt after it reported a quarterly sales decline of 29%, citing major supply-chain constraints. 

None of the officers involved in the case have been charged. Detective Brett Hankison, who shot 10 rounds blindly into the apartment, was fired in June.

The Fed will likely keep interest rates at near zero until February 2023, according to latest CNBC Fed Survey.

The Nasdaq Composite Index hit a correction this month but has bounced back, with big tech stocks like Apple and Tesla rising again. Recent market history says sudden Nasdaq selloffs don't last.

Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny posted a photograph of himself surrounded by his family in a Berlin hospital.

Amazon just announced the launch of its Luxury Stores for designer fashion brands. 

President Donald Trump's son-in-law and senior advisor Jared Kushner said Tuesday that he supports the president's plan to cut drug prices and argued that the U.S. shouldn't pay more than other European countries for the same treatments.

Growth stocks may have faltered, but they are likely to resume their lead over value plays heading into the elections, CFRA's Todd Rosenbluth said.

About one in four Americans say that because of Covid-19, they've taken advantage of some sort of payment deferral program. Navigating these programs can be challenging, but experts say that taking some simple steps and doing your homework can help you avoid pitfalls. 

The IEA on Tuesday cut its forecast for 2020 oil demand growth, citing a "treacherous" path ahead amid weakening market sentiment.

Nvidia's purchase of Arm for $40 billion would be the largest semiconductor deal of all time by dollar value if it is completed.