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Russian President Vladimir Putin has a "disinfection tunnel" installed at his country residence to protect him from contracting the coronavirus, Russian news agency Ria Novosti reported Tuesday.

Facebook has come under criticism for allowing political ads to contain false statements. Now, Mark Zuckerberg says that users will be able to turn them off.

Nearly 18 million workers are exempt from a federal requirement providing emergency paid sick leave during the coronavirus pandemic, according to a Kaiser study.

The coronavirus has infected more than 8.1 million people around the world as of Wednesday, killing at least 443,960 people.

The decision to exclude Sweden from the lifting of Nordic travel restrictions hurts, Foreign Minister Ann Linde told CNBC.

India's foreign ministry said a "violent face-off" occurred on Monday evening along the border in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh, where soldiers from India and China have been locked in a standoff since May.

There's a "healthy" pipeline of companies listing in Hong Kong, and one key trend ahead will be more tech firms who will increasingly do so, Hong Kong leaders say.

North Korea made good on its threat to demolish the inter-Korean liaison office on Tuesday. South Korea confirmed that the building was demolished by "bombing."

Top executives of the world's leading energy companies met virtually at an unprecedented meeting to talk about how big oil will navigate its biggest crisis in recent history.

Asian countries such as China and South Korea recently reported a resurgence in coronavirus cases as their economies gradually reopen following months of social-distancing measures.

The Justice Department claims Bolton has not finished with the review process required of any author who had a government security clearance.

The mother of Antwon Rose II said she refused to meet with President Trump before he signed an executive order spurred by the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer broke down what drove Tuesday's market rally.

Bianco Research's James Bianco believes it's 'foolish' to ignore the Federal Reserve's positive influence on the market.

After more than 50 days without domestically transmitted Covid-19 cases in Beijing, a total of 106 new confirmed cases have been recorded over five days, mostly tied to a major wholesale market.

McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski said Tuesday the fast-food chain has "probably" created more Black millionaires than any other company.

CNBC's Jim Cramer weighs his favorite stock picks amid talks of the Trump administration considering a massive infrastructure spending package.

"My assumption is that 2022, for me, is the magic number," he said in a "Mad Money" interview.

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At least two Amazon facilities are testing the wearable device , which warehouse workers wear around their wrist, to enforce Covid-19 social distancing rules.