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Pompeo's remarks come two days after he said the U.S. was looking at potentially banning TikTok as well as other Chinese social media apps citing national security concerns.

United is warning some 36,000 front-line employees about potential job cuts as the pandemic hinders a return to travel.

Amazon said it would pull a variety of products featuring the Washington team, including jerseys, t-shirts and jewelry.

Bed Bath & Beyond said Wednesday that it plans to permanently close roughly 200 of its namesake stores over the next two years, starting later this year, as it works toward getting back to profitability amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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Facebook announced it removed a network of more than 100 accounts and pages posting misinformation on the company's social network with ties to longtime Republican operative Roger Stone.

Illinois Gov. J. B. Pritzker said states were forced to compete in a "Hunger Games"-like competition for personal protective equipment when the pandemic began because of a lackluster national response.

Alex Stamos, who left Facebook in 2018 over its handling of misinformation in the 2016 election, said Mark Zuckerberg is confusing fighting amplification with censorship.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to worsen in the U.S., Universal Pictures is pushing a number of its upcoming horror films to new dates.

Stocks rose as gains in major tech names such as Apple and Microsoft led the way even as coronavirus cases keep rising at a record pace.

The threats came as the White House ramped up an administration-wide pressure campaign on schools to fully reopen this fall, despite the soaring rates of coronavirus infections around the country.

Bullard expressed optimism in the pace of the U.S. economic recovery, saying the unemployment rate could fall substantially by the end of the year.

Nine months after leaving Fox News, Shepard Smith is joining CNBC and will host a weekday one-hour program starting at 7 p.m. ET

The vast majority of Apple stores closed due to the Covid-19 pandemic are located in the United States, according to a new analysis from Morgan Stanley.

Layoffs associated with the coronavirus pandemic have hit lower-income workers much more than those at the highest end of the pay scale.

A federal judge on Wednesday threw out a racketeering lawsuit General Motors Co had filed against rival Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and President Trump have both said the U.S is "looking at" banning the Chinese-owned TikTok.

Alexander Vindman's lawyer alleges that after testifying in the impeachment saga, the colonel was bullied by Trump and his proxies and that "his future within the institution he has dutifully served will forever be limited."

Travel during the July 4 weekend was busier than predicted, but states' Covid-19 infection rates impacted whether they saw increases or decreases in activity over the Independence Day holiday.

A former employee of Starboard Group, a large Wendy's operator, alleges that the franchisee's chief executive diverted $1 million in Paycheck Protection Program loans to finance his home in Montana.