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Certain often-overlooked markets may be telling us that the Fed's new policy framework is going to have some unintended consequences.

The Renaissance Capital IPO ETF (IPO), a basket of the 60 or so largest IPOs in the last two years, is up 64% year to date.

"Yes, some people are not able to go back to work. ... But there are others that are not willing to do so," the chief economic advisor at Allianz told CNBC.

After three years in office, the Trump administration is reversing more than 100 major climate and environmental rules that it has deemed burdensome to the fossil fuel industry, even as climate change accelerates.

Google on Thursday explained in a blog post how Covid-19 has forced it to rethink how it predicts driving conditions, like traffic, for people who use Google Maps.

Pfizer's potential vaccine is one of three backed by the U.S. that's currently in late-stage testing.

Executive orders are a powerful tool when presidents can't agree with Congress. But that power is limited, especially when it comes to spending. After all, Congress holds the purse strings. Still, when pressure is mounting, presidents throughout history have used executive orders in hopes of trying to achieve their agenda.

As Walmart prepares for the holiday season during the pandemic, it has relied on a virtual focus group of kids to pick the hottest toys, developed an online alternative to store demos and decided to ship more toys to fulfillment centers.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio plans to hold a press briefing Thursday after President Donald Trump threatened to withhold federal funding to "lawless" cities.

QuantumScape, a developer of what are known as solid-state batteries, is also backed by Volkswagen.

Early tests of SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet network showed speeds capable of playing online video games and streaming movies.

Burger King plans to new restaurants next year that feature a totally "touchless" customer experience, inspired by pandemic precautions.

General Motors and Honda Motor have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding toward establishing a North American automotive alliance that includes collaborating on future vehicles and sharing purchasing costs.

First-time claims for state unemployment benefits were expected to total 950,000 last week, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.

Even with many IPO stocks performing well this year, experts say it's still important to approach any new offering with caution instead of buying into the hype.

The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has crippled film production in the U.S., causing shooting delays and hindering widespread travel. A technology developed for the Disney+ series "The Mandalorian" could be the solution.

With millions of Americans working from home and driving less, Ford is giving more car owners the option to save money on insurance through Metromile.

Until now, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been adamant about allowing political ads on Facebook and Instagram.

Selling order flow is not illegal in itself and most brokerages do it. However, more of Robinhood's overall revenue comes from the practice than other brokers.

The tech giant announced in July that it aimed for its manufacturing supply chain and product life cycle to become completely carbon neutral in the next decade.