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The rally — Trump's first in more than three months — comes amid signs that the U.S. could be headed for a resurgence of the coronavirus pandemic.

In a landmark ruling for LGBT rights, the Supreme Court said workers cannot be fired for being gay or transgender.

Sacramento Kings owner Vivek Ranadive told CNBC the team is currently exploring a breathalyzer concept that could detect Covid-19 in seconds.

Stocks recovered from earlier losses as the Federal Reserve announced further measures to support the market amid the coronavirus pandemic.

News of even more stimulus from the Federal Reserve sent stocks surging off their lows amid a volatile session.

The latest cloud stock to join the Nasdaq 100 projected over $1 billion in revenue in the current fiscal year.

Walmart was in the running to acquire PillPack in 2018, but Amazon put in a higher offer. Now it has bought the technology assets from CareZone, an Amazon-owned PillPack competitor.

Robinhood users total holdings increased in March, exactly when stocks bottomed and started their stunning trek upward, according to Societe Generale.

Mnuchin's statements indicating the Treasury and Small Business Administration would not be disclosing the names of those who took out PPP loans angered high-ranking Democrats.

There were 2,287 Covid-19 patients in hospitals on Sunday, up from 2,242 patients on Saturday, according to updated data from the Texas Department of State Health Services.

With China on the defensive over the coronavirus pandemic, its diplomatic missions in the United States are on a charm offensive.

The S&P 500 was volatile on Monday as investors grappled with signs of a spike in coronavirus cases during the reopening of the U.S. economy. Here's what five experts say investors should watch.

Hertz Global Holdings warned potential stock buyers that it's almost certain that the equity will become worthless.

Last month, Amazon resisted demands to make Bezos available for testimony, saying it would "make the appropriate executive available."

If the pandemic has taught investors anything it's that they can't predict what's going to happen next to their portfolio. Their best bet is to hope that what's been true over the last century hasn't changed: over the long-term, stocks go up in value.

Hydroxychloroquine is unlikely "to be effective in treating COVID-19 for the authorized uses in the EUA," the FDA says.

The aim of the website is to boost tourism — a key economic driver for many EU countries — at a time when the industry grapples with severe financial uncertainty.

When the coronavirus pandemic hit, Kohl's closed all of its stores nationwide on March 19 and wasn't able to reopen until early May. Like many other retailers, Kohl's has been hit hard by the pandemic, seeing its stock plummet more than 65% from January to May 2020. Coupled with being a primarily brick-and-mortar business in an era where online retail remains enormously popular, Kohl's fight to stay alive is a tough one.

The specter of mass layoffs is bad enough. The situation could get even worse for employees who hold their employer's stock as prices begin to tank. What you should know about this hidden risk

As leaders and companies across the United States announce efforts to support Black people and culture during a time of widespread protests against systemic racism and police brutality, businesses from Twitter to the the National Football League have announced they will recognize Juneteenth, celebrated on June 19, as a paid company holiday. Here's what you should know about the emancipation celebration that dates to 1865.