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"There is no question that the virus is surging in our state, and I know that many are worried about their health," Hawaii Gov. David Ige said.

Saving for retirement, an emergency fund and other goals often involves giving up some — but not all — of life's luxuries, a report shows.

The charges, which can be as high as $4 a package for air shipments to residences, are aimed at coping with a potential crush of volume during the upcoming holiday shopping season.

The multiyear agreement will support efforts to scale up the supply of the intravenous drug, which has shown to help shorten the recovery time of some hospitalized coronavirus patients,

The unemployment rate, typically a measure of financial hardship, fell to 10.2% in July.

Face masks are increasingly being mandated in U.S. cities and states. The biology department at the University of Arkansas Little Rock put four kinds of masks to the test: the N-95, disposable, cloth and neck gaiter. Here are the results.

"Unless we get [case] numbers down, and I think we can, the reopening is becoming less relevant because there are a lot of places that have had to close, particularly the bars," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

The Trump administration has been critical of Beijing's recent decision to pass a sweeping national security law aimed at limiting Hong Kong's autonomy and banning literature critical of the Chinese Communist Party.

Airline stocks are taking off as lawmakers consider another $25 billion in relief for the beaten-down group, but some traders see turbulence.

The U.S. State Department has lifted its 'do not travel' advisory for international trips but many countries remain closed to Americans.

China's dollar-denominated exports rose 7.2% while imports fell 1.4% from a year ago, data from the country's General Administration of Customs showed on Friday.

Atlassian is going further than Facebook and Google in giving its employees flexibility. The shift away from offices could also help with hiring.

Morgan Stanley wants to add roughly 50 advisors and bring more credibility to the National Football League Players Association program after a $43 million investment loss was revealed in 2016.

The iPhone maker has come under increasing scrutiny over its App Store's rules, which regulators are worried enable anti-competitive practices.

Each outage knocked out thousands of customers, NBC New York reports.

Uber narrowed losses, and saw a spike in demand for its food delivery service during the second quarter. However, the company's core ride-sharing business was down 73% from last year.

While lawmakers in Washington debate the terms of another stimulus package and the size of any relief payments, there are steps you can take to craft one on your own.

College students aren't just attending Black Lives Matter protests, they're also donating money — $5, $10, whatever they have — to racial justice organizations to make change happen. This story is part of CNBC's "College Voices 2020" series.

"Last call" orders to maintain public health in restaurants and bars will hurt establishments financially and won't help to solve the problem, owners say.

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