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Peloton CEO John Foley hinted at customers being able to rent Peloton bikes and treadmills one day, and also being able to buy a used version. 

Instagram last month launched Reels in an effort to compete with TikTok. The move came at a particularly vulnerable time for TikTok, which is at risk of being banned in the U.S. over national security concerns. 

The reopening of the U.S. economy has D.A. Davidson betting on Ulta Beauty as a stock that could benefit in the march back to normalcy. Matt Maley of Miller Tabak lays out the technical case as to why that's the right move.

Even if employees have demonstrated an ability to do their jobs from home, the company expects them to report to the office to foster creativity and innovation under its phased-in return-to-work plan.

CEO Jean-Sébastien Jacques has apologized at an Australian Senate enquiry for the destruction that was against the wishes of Aboriginal traditional owners, saying there was no doubt the company could have made better decisions.

Software and online retail are particularly resilient when it comes to weakness in the broader technology space, exchange-traded fund analysts say.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Peloton, Oracle, Chewy, eBay, and more.

78 Stanford Medicine academics and doctors signed a letter to warn the public about controversial views shared by Dr. Scott Atlas, an advisor to President Trump on the pandemic.

How a sagging stock price and a $900 million blunder may have sped up the promotion of the first CEO to run a major U.S. bank.

Americans are commemorating 9/11 with tributes that have been altered by coronavirus precautions and woven into the presidential campaign, drawing both President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden to pay respects at the same memorial without crossing paths.

After applying to become a regulated bank in Singapore, gaming hardware firm Razer is now considering similar moves in Europe and the U.S.

The tentative agreement, which will require the approval of both the U.K. and Japanese parliaments, is scheduled to come into the force at the end of the year.

The Beijing-based company is purchasing more cloud-computing servers in Singapore to backup U.S. data for contingency, the source added.

Dozens of extreme, wind-driven wildfires burned through forests and towns in U.S. West Coast states on Thursday, destroying hundreds of homes, killing at least nine people and forcing hundreds of thousands to flee, authorities said.

The U.K. economy grew 6.6% in July on a monthly basis, according to initial estimates published Friday.

Powered by solar and the wind, the Mayflower and the marine drones it will spawn are capable of spending large periods of time out at sea collecting data.

The coronavirus has infected more than 27.8 million people around the world so far, killing at least 904,300 people.

Analysts see a smartphone rebound for Samsung, helped by Huawei's woes, alongside strength in its semiconductor business, driving shares in the South Korean giant to all time highs.

Paul Meeks, who’s known for running the world’s largest tech fund during the dot-com boom, believes tech stocks are too expensive right now.

Washington in recent years stepped up efforts to put pressure on China's technology firms, including Huawei and ByteDance.