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Bowdoin College in Maine is planning to welcome some students back to campus this fall, primarily first-year and transfer students.

Stocks ended a volatile session Thursday with solid gains as investors cheered regulation rollbacks for the big banks.

Another increase in coronavirus cases and news of easier banking regulation left the market struggling for direction throughout Thursday's session.

The coronavirus stimulus checks were intended to provide financial relief to American families. But some individuals were shut out of payments because they are married to non-citizens. A bill introduced by Sens. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Thom Tillis, R-N.C., aims to change that.

Milwaukee Bucks and Avenue Capital co-founder Marc Lasry said on CNBC's "Halftime Report" that the NBA will continue with its plan to restart games despite an uptick of Covid-19 cases in Florida.

CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield said that while young people face a lower risk of severe disease and death due to Covid-19, a high rate of infection among young Americans increases the chances that they go on to infect older, at-risk people.

The United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, said the pandemic hasn't ended and neither have health risks for workers.

A new analysis from Spencer Stuart shows that Blacks only accounted for 11% of new directors over the past year.

Apple stores tend to be in important shopping centers and malls, and can be seen as an indicator of how smoothly and where retail operations can re-open in the United States.

Apple has introduced new mobility metrics geared to health developers, researchers and the medical community.

Biden is tying Trump's effort to scrap Obamacare to the coronavirus, saying that the law's dismantling would make the pandemic response worse.

A conversation about the latest market-moving news, including the recent spike in coronavirus cases.

Macy's said it is cutting 3% of its workforce to reduce costs as it struggles with the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Imagineers at Disney announced Thursday that the Splash Mountain ride at both Disneyland in California and Disney World in Florida will be redesigned to feature characters from its animated movie "The Princess and the Frog."

When it comes to creating racial equality in the workplace, the CNBC All-America Economic Survey finds the nation divided by race and by party.

The CNBC All-America Economic Survey showed Biden leading Trump 47% to 38% overall.

The move is in line with the Trump administration's broad push to roll back regulations.

About 1.1 million stimulus payments were sent in error to dead people, as the U.S. government rushed to get financial help to Americans amid the coronavirus pandemic. A new report highlights methods the government can use to get that money back and avoid future errors.

"What's remarkable is there are more human beings being affected by the disease today than on March 21 when markets were 40% lower," Fink told CNBC.

As a Black former police chief, Demings has uncommon insight into the most important national debates of the 2020 election. But her greatest strength is also her greatest weakness.