Federal authorities unmasked a massive coronavirus scheme to sell a foreign government 50 million N95 face masks that didn't actually exist. That government wired $317 million to pay for the fictional masks
New U.S. jobless claims last week rose, but at a slowest pace since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Four market experts share whether they believe the worst is over.
"Without a doubt we see it. The further we get away from that, it will be interesting to see how customers respond," Dollar Tree CEO Gary Philbin told CNBC.
The coronavirus has pulled the future forward, forcing a changed perspective of national security, and now we must quickly adapt how we operate to reflect this reality, writes former Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon.
Congressional admonishment of the Uber-GrubHub deal is just the latest in a groundswell of antitrust sentiment among lawmakers. Selected members of Congress are also rallying behind the Pandemic Anti-Monopoly Act, sweeping legislation that would outlaw most mergers and acquisitions until the COVID-19 pandemic ends, writes Peter Nesvold.
The announcement of the new test comes as the U.S. has failed to substantially increase its capacity to test for Covid-19 broadly throughout the population.
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are weighing the possibility of sending more stimulus checks. While those negotiations could take weeks, there is something you can do now: Make sure you have filed your federal tax returns on which those payments are based.
Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook is not an arbiter of truth, but there have been instances throughout the company's history where it has played the role of arbiter of truth.
The Amazon rainforest, which has been decimated by cattle ranching and wildfires, is the biggest deforestation front in the world with more than 20% of the forest already destroyed.
New rules for your 401(k) make taking a withdrawal or loan from the account more enticing. But you'll still pay a big price at retirement for doing so.
The NBA will hold a board of governors meeting on Friday when league commissioner Adam Silver is expected to present options on resuming, Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Marc Lasry told CNBC.
A majority of American millionaires say they plan to spend less this summer than in years past, according to the Q2 CNBC Millionaire Survey. Real estate, new cars and vacations are the expenses they are most likely to put on hold.