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Multiple people familiar with the matter tell NBC News there is a separate federal inquiry involving a company linked to both men, GTV Media Group.

Low-cost carriers are likely to have an advantage in a price-sensitive and regionally focused air travel market, analysts told CNBC. However, one observer cautioned that the benefit can only be enjoyed when demand recovers.

Top executives at Uber and Lyft both said last week they'd likely have to suspend service in the state to comply with the injunction.

Former senior White House strategist Steve Bannon and three associates were arrested on charges of defrauding donors in a fundraising scheme for their "We Build the Wall" campaign.

Steve Bannon and numerous other people connected to Trump, either through his 2016 campaign, his presidency or his business, have been charged with crimes.

California residents and business owners are facing the horror of a pandemic and wildfires that are blanketing the state in smoke.

"We have a bizarre situation where some companies are doing very well" while "a lot of other companies are getting crushed," the "Mad Money" host said.

Director of the CDC Dr. Robert Redfield said that daily new cases still remain high and he'd like to bring that number down below 10,000 new cases per day.

Iran's show of force comes as a U.N.-imposed arms embargo is set to expire in October.

The European Commission and German biotech firm CureVac said they were in advanced talks for the supply of at least 225 million doses of a potential Covid-19 vaccine to EU states.

"It's not something that's been done in the past, but that doesn't mean it can't be done now," NEC Director Larry Kudlow told CNBC.

Stocks rose slightly on Thursday as broad gains in major tech names served as a counterweight to disappointing unemployment data.

More than 1 million international students come to the United States each year, according to the Institute of International Education. They also contributed almost $45 billion to the U.S. economy in 2018 through spending on retail, dining and transportation. U.S. colleges and universities rely heavily on foreign students for tuition revenue and to fill research roles, and will have to reevaluate their programs if the trend continues.

Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny was poisoned and hospitalized on Thursday morning, his spokeswoman said.

Health experts have expressed concern over the proposed vaccine, citing the speed of its approval and the lack of available data.

Backed by Microsoft's venture arm, TwentyBN has launched a new fitness app called Fitness Ally that's powered by computer vision technology.

Home-sharing platform Airbnb has introduced a global ban on parties as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

Kamala Harris and Barack Obama were at center stage during the third night of the Democratic National Convention.

Hans Kluge, regional director for Europe at the WHO, said on Thursday that the European region was "on a trajectory of its own."