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Baillie Gifford has reduced its position in Tesla to below 5% but said it intends to "remain significant shareholders for many years ahead."

The company, which went public in April 2019, is still worth more than $119 billion. It was worth $25 billion a year ago.

General Motors CEO Mary Barra led Ivanka Trump on a tour of a new GM training facility at the automaker's global tech and design headquarters in suburban Detroit.

The tech giant's latest proposal for a new Mountain View campus comes complete with retail space, an aquatic center and housing.

Apple is boosting privacy features in iOS 14 that will make it a lot harder for apps and websites to track you without you knowing about it. iOS 14 is expected to be released in September or October.

The debate over whether colleges should pay their star athletes has raged for years. A new study from the National Bureau of Economic Research shows that top college football and basketball stars could earn millions per year if the NCAA and colleges shared sports revenue with players similarly to how the NFL and NBA work.

Firms that track job growth for workers in industries like retail and hospitality say that employment barely budged in August.

As the climate changes, cities with heat-trapping asphalt and little tree cover have left residents sweltering and breathing in more air pollution.

Macy's CEO Jeff Gennette is calling for a more drawn-out holiday season this year, with sales kicking off prior to Thanksgiving Day.

Mobile-gaming company Skillz will go public by merging with a blank-check company from the same executive team that brought DraftKings to market, as the SPAC IPO trend continues and video games boom during Covid-19.

"Our focus now is, 'How do we support them in making the changes?'" NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell told CNBC.

Pompeo's virtual remarks were recorded in Jerusalem while on official State Department travel and aired on the second night of the RNC.

Late Tuesday, as temporary, Covid-related eviction protections in several states had just expired, the Trump administration announced a somewhat creative plan to stop most rental evictions through the end of this year. It issued an order through the Centers for Disease Control, which declared evictions during a pandemic a national health hazard.

The CDC announced an unprecedented halt on evictions across the U.S. Here's what it means for struggling tenants.

The deal values Skillz at $3.5 billion -- about 15.5 times its projected 2020 revenue of $225 million -- and would make it the first mobile e-sports platform to go public.

Toxicology results from a German military hospital showed "unequivocal evidence" of Novichok use, the nerve agent used to poison the Skripals in 2018.

Joe Biden's trip to Wisconsin will be his first visit to the crucial swing state this year and comes days after President Trump appeared there.

The digital racial gap is growing and more than half of Black and Hispanic people could be under-prepared for 86% of jobs by 2045, according to Deutsche Bank.

United Airlines joined American in warning about massive job loss after the terms of federal aid ends in October.

Harry and Meghan's new production company signed a multiyear deal with Netflix to make documentaries, docuseries, films, shows and children's programming.