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Key unemployment benefits are expiring after Friday as Congress makes little progress toward a deal on another coronavirus relief bill.

Amazon, Google, Apple and Facebook reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings Thursday. Five pros break down the company earnings and why they don't see the gains ending anytime soon.

The CDC's director told Congress that millions of children get nutritional and mental health services at schools.

Almost 300,000 new coronavirus cases were reported to the World Health Organization over the last 24 hours, the largest single-day increase ever, the agency said Friday.

The U.S. House Oversight Committee accused the Trump administration of "incompetent negotiating" for ventilators at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.

At Home CEO Lee Bird said the company could grow from the 219 locations it has today to more than 600 shops nationwide.

If you're facing eviction during the pandemic, you're definitely not alone. Follow these steps.

Fauci's testimony before a House subcommittee are at odds with President Trump, who has repeatedly claimed that the virus would "disappear."

Earnings season may appear to be going well, but beyond Big Tech and some other obvious winners, many companies are struggling.

The first large-scale efficacy trials of potential Covid-19 vaccines in the U.S. began Monday. A key priority is recruiting participants of diverse backgrounds. It may be a challenge.

A trove of court documents unsealed Thursday night appear to show that the late, accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was in contact with his now-charged confidant, Ghislaine Maxwell, in 2015.

With the economy still recovering from a record decline in the second quarter, Miller Tabak chief market strategist Matt Maley is watching for signs of the breakout for stocks in one corner of the market.

Facebook announced deals with Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, Merlin, BMG, Kobalt and other independent music groups to launch music videos on its platform.

"We think that kind of tentative approach from the consumer is going to stay," Under Armour Chief Executive Patrik Frisk said.

Take a look at the companies making headlines in midday trading.

MLB confirmed earlier reporting by CNBC on Friday that it's postponing the July 31 game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the St. Louis Cardinals.

Apple buys a lot of smaller companies, and doesn't talk about what it plans to do with them.

United Airlines is adding a few new flights but remains hesitant to increase capacity too much amid weak demand.

"We will be embarking, probably in September, on very large pivotal studies, and so those are going to be the important ones," a company executive said.

The $600 weekly enhancement to unemployment benefits ended Friday. Lawmakers are trying to figure out what comes next as millions of Americans brace for a steep drop in aid.