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A wave of risk-off sentiment, coupled with some technical factors, pressured the broader stock market.

Almost 20 million television viewers tuned in to watch the ninth Democratic debate on Wednesday, the first to feature former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg.

Dropbox surpassed estimates for earnings, revenue and paid users in the fourth quarter. Dropbox stock jumped as much as 16% in after-hours trading.

Trump had previously complained that Roger Stone's initial sentence recommendation was too harsh, prompting Attorney General Bill Barr to intervene.

Kansas City Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes spoke to CNBC about building his brand after winning Super Bowl LIV and game MVP honors.

"We really don't know how far is up" for hard seltzer, Boston Beer Company founder Jim Koch told CNBC.

The success of the eighth-generation Corvette will largely be on whether it can attract a new generation of buyers beyond its base of Baby Boomer fans.

Facebook and Sony on Thursday announced they will pull out of next month's Game Developers Conference in San Francisco due to ongoing concerns with the coronavirus outbreak.

Participants of the nonpartisan Time to Vote initiative represent more than 2 million workers across all 50 states. Here's what to do if your employer doesn't give you time off, too.

Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman said he has been interested in E-Trade for 20 years, but Goldman decided against pursuing a deal for the brokerage.

NRC Health confirmed in a statement to CNBC that it shut down its "entire environment," including client-facing reporting portals, to contain a cyberattack that raised concerns about private patient records.

More than 75,700 cases of the COVID-19 coronavirus and at least 2,130 deaths have been confirmed as of Thursday.

The NFL's labor committee met Thursday morning before presenting to the owners the current state of ongoing negotiations with the players' union on a new labor agreement.

In her latest move bashing billionaires, Sen. Elizabeth Warren has placed an ad in Sheldon Adelson's own newspaper, revealing that he'd pay $2.3 billion under her wealth tax.

Japan's government and auto industry are establishing a new task force to combat the impact of the coronavirus on the country's automotive manufacturing.

Here's what you need to know about Friday before you hit the door.

Morgan Stanley announced Thursday that it is buying E-Trade for $13 billion in an all-stock deal. Here's what Morgan Stanley's CEO and three others are watching now.

As soon as Mike Bloomberg entered the race, astute political observers began wondering what historic effect his candidacy and unlimited financial resources would have on this election. It now looks like we have an answer. Bloomberg is helping Bernie Sanders win.

Cases in South Korea have grown by about two-thirds in recent days, according to health officials there, and the country reported its first death caused by COVID-19.

Hawkfish, the digital firm working for Mike Bloomberg's presidential campaign, has hired ad executive Tim Castree, as the billionaire's organization continues to churn out content.