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LeBron James has teamed up with Upper Deck to sell his game worn sneakers online. For $15,000 to $30,000, individuals or businesses purchase a single shoe, with its match being added to a "wall of shoes" in James' I PROMISE school in Akron, Ohio.

Facebook on Thursday outlined the threats that the company is working to counter ahead of the 2020 U.S. presidential election.

The total claims of 963,000 were well below the estimate of 1.1 million from economists surveyed by Dow Jones.

Amazon delivery partners in states across the country are closing facilities and laying off employees, even as its delivery program continues to grow.

Continued slow activity suggests that Manhattan's real estate and economic troubles could extend well into the fall or beyond.

Stein Mart has filed for bankruptcy and now the retailer is kicking off going-out-of-business sales at all of its stores. Deals are for up to 30% off merchandise.

Before the pandemic, only 20% of Brinker International's sales came from takeout and delivery. Now, about half of its sales are off-premise.

Kudlow's comments about voting rights fueled fears that Trump would suppress efforts to make it easier to vote during the coronavirus pandemic.

It's a direct threat to both Peloton and Nike, which offers the virtual training app called Nike Training Club.

The coronavirus is at least as deadly as the 1918 flu pandemic and the death toll could even be worse if world leaders and public health officials fail to adequately contain it.

Many small business owners say they are bearing the brunt of costs for coronavirus-related safety measures rather than raising prices to consumers, according to the CNBC|SurveyMonkey Q3 Small Business Survey.

"I think that the president is keeping the heat on. I expect more negatives about China," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

The U.S. government rushed to send out $1,200 stimulus checks this spring. But some individuals found the $500 payments for their children were missing. The government is now making good on that money.

As the automotive and tech sectors have collided in the past decade with the rise of connected, electric and autonomous vehicles, the competitive landscape for top talent has increasingly become more challenging.

Tropical Storm Josephine formed in the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday morning, making it the earliest "J-named" storm in a record-setting hurricane season.

Coach and Kate Spade owner Tapestry reported a narrower-than-expected loss Thursday, as a strong online business helped offset the impact of closed stores during the coronavirus pandemic.

From partnering with Instacart to launching Walmart+ as a competitor to Prime, here are all the ways Walmart is looking to catch up with Amazon in e-commerce.

World Health Organization officials are holding a press conference on Thursday to update the public on the coronavirus outbreak that has infected more than 20 million people across the globe.

Apple's services business is surging. The segment delivered $13.16 billion in revenue during Apple's fiscal third quarter, showing double-digit growth. Some of Apple's services have reportedly been off to a slow start, however, such as Apple News+. If it's packaged with a more popular service, say Apple Music, people may be more willing to use it.

Hotels and travel booking sites have seen massive declines in business due to the coronavirus, but there are hospitality sector bright spots, including vacation rentals and extended stay properties.