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Chairman Donn Davis says the mixed martial arts series Professional Fighters League is valued at $300 million and has raised $105 million since its start in 2018.

Oil prices were higher but not by much on Monday, despite two storms shutting down more than half of offshore production in the Gulf of Mexico.

More renters are unable to make their monthly payments, and that is having an outsized impact on the nation's "mom and pop" landlords.

Gyms and athletic facilities have reopened in most states in America. But exercising in a confined space with other people is still risky. Here's how experts would approach common workouts in the gym.

Training has a huge influence on how police officers react during routine traffic stops and life-or-death encounters. Reform advocates say other countries have tougher training requirements than the United States. And it turns out, there are no federally mandated training minimums for police officers in the U.S.

If you haven't reversed your required minimum distribution for 2020, you have a week to get it done. A bonus: This move could save you on taxes and lower your Medicare premiums in 2022.

Wall Street should not deny the clout of investors on the popular platform, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday, contending that it's "something that none of us has ever seen."

Unity's technology is pervasive: It powered more than half of the top 1,000 games on Apple's and Google's app stores in 2019.

Zoom reported "partial outages" for its video service just before 9 a.m. ET on Monday.

As the RNC tries to showcase President Donald Trump's accomplishments, top economists sound off on the impact his economic policies have had so far.

There's a 1-in-4 chance the economy could fall into a double-dip recession, according to economists surveyed by NABE.

Researchers analyzed Google Trends for terms such as "anxiety" or "panic" in combination with "attack" emerging from the U.S. dating back 16 years.

Cuomo warned last week that restaurants in New York City might be forced to close again as the weather turns, especially if local officials are unable to garner compliance.

Some Americans with more time and money on their hands amid the Covid-19 pandemic have turned to trading stocks. But making bets on where companies and the markets will go can lead to some tough lessons and money losses. Here's how experts say you can wade in safely.

About half of states have been approved for federal unemployment assistance, and many others have applied. Here's a map of where states stand.

A medical examination of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny in a German hospital has found indications of poisoning, the Charite hospital said on Monday.

The announcement came on the eve of the Republican National Convention, and some top health officials have said the clinical data is too weak.

According to a survey of 4,000 full-time college students 71% are "absolutely certain" they will vote this year and 70% said they would pick Joe Biden.

Do your homework. Know the data. Make it easy for your manager. Then ask for that raise.

The case raises questions about the durability of immune protection from the coronavirus. But it was also met with caution by other scientists, who questioned the extent to which the case pointed to broader concerns about reinfection, STAT News reports.