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"He's got this whole thing going on with solar and with energy that we don't talk about enough," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

The median price of a single-family home in the Hamptons reached a record $1.1 million in the second quarter, an increase of 25% over last year's second quarter, according to a new report.

Tesla expects revenue from sales of regulatory credits to double in 2020, surpassing $1 billion, but to decline after that.

Luxury rentals near baseball stadiums are primed to take advantage of the views they offer to fans who won't be permitted to attend games due to the coronavirus.

Thanks to social media, fans have enjoyed access to an inside look at daily life in the "NBA Bubble" at Walt Disney World in Orlando. There's a barber shop, nail salon and plenty of extracurricular activities, including golf, fishing, spikeball and cornhole.

Twitter said it saw "moderate recovery" to its ad business compared with March, but ad revenue was still down 23% year over year.

Spirit Aerosystems spoke with lenders about loosening the terms of its debt to prepare for fewer-than-expected Boeing deliveries through 2022.

Some companies are offering student debt relief as part of a standard benefits package. The assistance can range from free guidance to direct payments on your loans.

Democrat Jaime Harrison has spent over $2 million in the past three months in an effort to unseat Sen. Lindsey Graham in South Carolina.

Stocks including Wayfair, Best Buy, Home Depot and Peloton have been benefiting from consumers increasingly staying home, and the trend is set to continue, says Mark Tepper, president and CEO of Strategic Wealth Partners.

WHO is holding a briefing on the Covid-19 pandemic.

Southwest Airlines lost $915 million in the second quarter and warned that travel demand will be "depressed" until there's a coronavirus vaccine or treatment.

AMC will wait until August to reopen its movie theaters in the U.S., the company said Thursday.

AT&T's CEO John Stankey has promised moviegoers and movie theaters that "Tenet" will not skip out on its theatrical release.

Clayton's comments came after CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin asked if eye-popping rallies in stocks like Tesla are cause for alarm.

AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson still isn't hopping on the Tesla stock bandwagon a day after the company beat Wall Street expectations and reported a milestone fourth consecutive quarter of profitability.

The parent company of Ann Taylor and Loft, Ascena Retail Group, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Thursday morning, marking the latest apparel maker to be pushed to the brink during the coronavirus pandemic.

The ability to live broadcast Messenger Rooms calls could pose another threat to Zoom, which allows paid users to livestream video calls to services like Facebook, Google's YouTube and Amazon's Twitch.

The mayor of the U.S. city of Portland, Ted Wheeler, was stung by tear gas after he joined demonstrators protesting against racial injustice and police brutality.