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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.

Ukrainian energy company Burisma and Hunter Biden's connection to it were at the center of Democrats' push to impeach Trump.

Downbeat remarks from the top-ranking Federal Reserve official and worries over market valuation sent stocks sharply lower on Wednesday.

Pent-up demand is driving a luxury rebound in China. But globally, the spending of the rich is likely to change dramatically after the crisis.

Stocks fell on Wednesday as investors grappled with downbeat remarks from the top-ranking Federal Reserve official.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday wrestled with two cases over whether Electoral College voters have a constitutional right to diverge from their state's popular vote.

Many public companies that tapped PPP have so far escaped scrutiny because they aren't household names. CNBC found 49 companies with a market capitalization of at least $100 million that hadn't disclosed plans to return the money as of May 12.

Bill Miller disagreed Wednesday with the assessment made by other major investors about the market's valuation being too high.

The urgency to ramp up coronavirus testing in the U.S. "has eased the usual scrutiny" applied by the Food and Drug Administration before the release of a new test, according to the authors of the study.

Over 45,000 people have signed up for Utah's contact tracing app, Healthy Together, since it was released in late April, representing about 2% of Utah's population, the app's developers told CNBC.

Companies are rolling back their 401(k) matches. Here's what to do if you anticipate yours will.