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Public preference for the AstraZeneca vaccine has fallen since reports potentially linking it to some cases of unusual blood clotting cases, a U.K. study shows.

Alphabet reported beats on its top and bottom lines.

With a growing portfolio of investments in emerging tech companies, Alphabet is benefiting from rising start-up valuations and a solid market for IPOs.

Starbucks on Tuesday reported mixed quarterly results and raised its full-year forecast for earnings and revenue.

"If you're worried about Biden's plan to raise taxes on capital gains but not dividend income, well that's not a reason to sell everything," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

Executives from Facebook, Twitter and Google-owned YouTube testified before Congress Tuesday about the ways their algorithms influence users.

The top representative to Afghanistan told the Senate he doesn't think the Afghan government will fall or Taliban will take over after U.S. troop withdrawal.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced a slew of features Instagram is working on to help creators generate more revenue from their content.

GameStop sold 3.5 million additional shares, raising $551 million to speed up the company's e-commerce transformation.

The CNBC Fed Survey for April finds 76% of respondents believe President Biden will choose Powell again.

The earnings season kicks into high gear on Tuesday with key companies such as Alphabet, Microsoft, Starbucks and AMD reporting after the bell.

CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday advised that retail investors ignore talk of a potential market top with the economy in recovery mode.

Ford plans to invest $185 million into a new battery lab as a step toward manufacturing its own battery cells for electric vehicles.

The National Labor Relations Board will hear the union's challenge to the results of the Amazon union election in Alabama on May 7, the union said Tuesday.

The company in March began an early stage clinical trial testing a new antiviral therapy for Covid.

Market players surprised with UBS hit from Archegos scandal.

As Covid vaccinations increase, so are plans to return to the office, whether workers are ready or not.

The expected value of the Jean-Michel Basquiat painting is a sign that the art market is flush with cash, and lofty prices are enticing sellers.

Podcast monetization has been tricky for streaming companies to realize but more players have been putting weight behind the effort.

This week's Fed meeting could be the last before the central bank sets the stage for how it will roll back its extraordinary easing policies.