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Uncle Sam is canceling stimulus payments that have been made to deceased individuals, according to the IRS. As many as 1.1 million payments, totaling about $1.4 billion, were paid to dead people, the Government Accountability Office found.

The U.S. surpassed more than 60,000 new coronavirus cases, based on a seven-day moving average, for the first time on Monday, according to a CNBC analysis of data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.

This isn't the college dream that the Class of 2020 imagined. It's so hard for recent college graduates to find a job, many are relying on unemployment or moving back home – just to get by. They're worried about what's going to happen when unemployment runs out – and when their job prospects will improve. This story is part of CNBC's "College Voices 2020" series.

Customers canceled another 60 of the company's beleaguered 737 Max planes in June, capping a bleak first half of the year for the manufacturer.

Peacock's app launches for everyone on Wednesday for iPhone, Android, Apple TV, Xbox, Cox cable boxes and LG and Vizio smart TVs.

Tesla mislead consumers on the abilities of its automated driving systems, a Munich court ruled on Tuesday.

Wells Fargo posted its first quarterly loss since the financial crisis on rising provisions for defaults tied to the coronavirus pandemic.

Full-time minimum wage workers cannot afford a two-bedroom rental anywhere in the U.S. and cannot afford a one-bedroom rental in 95% of U.S. counties, according to the National Low Income Housing Coalition's annual "Out of Reach" report.

Delta deepened its losses because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Google has resumed running ads on financial market website Zero Hedge, saying the website had removed material that caused it to be removed from Google's ad platform last month.

Amazon expects to open 20 clinics in five cities as part of an initial pilot program.

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After early success, Israel has seen a resurgence in infections and is now trying to figure out a plan against the virus.

Some Republican lawmakers want to replace the $600 enhanced unemployment benefit with a back-to-work cash bonus for those who find jobs. But the number of unemployed is more than triple job openings.

Ford is squarely positioning the new Bronco SUV against the Jeep Wrangler, which dominates off-road vehicle sales and supports a profitable accessory business for Fiat Chrysler.

A squirrel in Colorado has tested positive for the bubonic plague, also known as the "Black Death," according to local health authorities.

Citigroup reported second-quarter results that surpassed analyst expectations thanks in part to a massive surge in trading revenue.

As Tulane University prepares to bring students back to campus in the fall amid the coronavirus pandemic, Dean of Students Erica Woodley has a message: party or be in large gatherings, and you're in trouble.

Seventy-four percent of fund managers in Bank of America's survey say long bets on U.S. tech and growth is the most crowded trade.

The results showed that out of 2,045 blood samples collected from students and teachers from across 13 secondary schools in the region only 12 samples were found to contain antibodies against Covid-19.