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Stock market turbulence could be the setup for a post-election rally.

Stocks fell sharply as coronavirus infections jumped and negotiations for a fiscal stimulus package before the election stalled once again.

Dr. Anthony Fauci believes it will only be a matter of weeks before the findings of a potential vaccine will be known.

The Trump administration announced fresh sanctions and additional measures targeting Iran's petroleum sector.

Pelosi criticized the White House ahead of her latest coronavirus stimulus discussions with Steven Mnuchin and as cases hit record highs.

Rollout comes off the back of six-week trial at a station serving Heathrow Airport.

A relentless second wave of coronavirus cases globally has stopped oil demand recovery in its tracks, but the fresh prospect of increased supply is further raising the stakes for OPEC+.

Ant Group would raise $34.5 billion in its dual initial public offering after setting the price for its shares on Monday, making it the biggest listing ever.

It comes with little over a week before the U.S. vote, with some investors increasingly pricing in the prospect of a Democratic president.

Tesla will begin sending made-in-China Model 3 electric cars to Europe on Tuesday, according to Chinese media reports.

Vice President Mike Pence will not quarantine himself despite five of his aides testing positive for Covid-19, his office said.

The U.S. may be entering a more dangerous period in the coronavirus crisis as the country heads into colder weather, warns Andy Slavitt, former acting administrator at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Chinese technology giant ByteDance is in early stage talks to take some of its business including Douyin public, a person familiar with the matter told CNBC.

Zambia has three weeks to improve transparency over its debt obligations and make progress toward an IMF-backed reform package, or risk defaulting on its loans.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong caused a stir recently when he announced a policy of non-engagement on social and political issues.

The company announced on Sunday that Lee, 78, died with his family by his side, including Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee, six years after being hospitalized following a heart attack.

The military would have the "perfect rationale" to intervene if clashes between pro-democracy protesters and "counter protesters" grow, said Paul Chambers from Naresuan University's Center of ASEAN Community Studies.

From golfing and hotel spas to luxury car rentals, CNBC's Global Traveler tapped several travel experts with decades of collective planning experience for advice on where to go and what to do in the Aloha State.

Commercial real estate prices have plunged this year as people stopped going into offices, and retail businesses were disrupted. That could lead to a significant losses for banks, according to a recent report.

Oil prices dropped in the morning of Asian trading hours. International benchmark Brent crude futures fell 1.36% to $41.20 per barrel. U.S. crude futures also declined 1.48% to $39.26 per barrel.