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With the shift to remote work, companies are looking at new ways to track employee productivity.

Garcia's victory brings the district back into the Republican fold, after it went blue in the 2018 midterms.

When investor fear is surging, the Leuthold Group's Jim Paulsen finds it's historically a good time to buy stocks.

The coronavirus has infected more than 4.3 million people around the world as of Wednesday, killing at least 293,514 people.

Check out the companies making headlines after the bell.

Workers in certain industries, such as retail, accommodation and food services, stand to benefit most from an extension to enhanced unemployment benefits.

Trump did not single out which specific answer from Fauci that he found unacceptable, but referenced Fauci's testimony about reopening schools in the fall.

The "Mad Money" host instructs investors to keep their eyes on the food and drug stocks as a sign to start building a position in the market.

Mike Bloomberg's tech company has been struggling recently to sign clients. Some organizations are working to balance budgets during the coronavirus outbreak. Others don't know where the firm fits in with their plans.

Georgia's new coronavirus cases have plateaued, but it could take until the end of the month to know the effects of reopening the economy.

Customers' grocery shopping patterns may look different from prior economic downturns, though, since people are juggling health concerns along with budget-consciousness.

Some strategists say the Fed could announce a new quantitative easing program before or at its June 9-10 meeting.

After operating its factory in defiance of Covid-19 health orders for days, Tesla HR tells employees in an e-mail Wednesday: "choose not to work, it may impact your unemployment benefits"

Trump's tweet is one of several signs in recent days that Washington may be taking an even more adversarial posture toward Beijing.

David Rubenstein, co-founder of the Carlyle Group, joined CNBC's "Closing Bell" to discuss the private equity industry.

The equipment complications show another wrinkle that large companies like Alphabet must manage as they transition their employees to working from home.

Chicago-based sporting good company Wilson will take over as the exclusive manufacturer of NBA basketballs.

Similar mandates have been made in San Francisco, Seattle, Washington, D.C., and Jersey City.

"While that can ruffle some feathers along the way, many investors adore absolutely adore that and see that as a strength," Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas said on "Squawk Alley."

Ford Motor is signaling its return to vehicle production next week with a new ad campaign.