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The Fed is expected to assure markets it will keep the stimulus coming, and that should help keep investors betting on an economic rebound.

National Football League commissioner Roger Goodell released a recorded video to admit the league was "wrong" for not listening to players who protested against social injustice and police brutality.

United is planning to shutter three of its five overseas flight attendant bases as international travel continues to suffer.

The Trump administration is scrapping a plan to ban Chinese passenger airlines outright but will limit their flights to twice a week.

Airbus recorded no new orders in May as the company adjusts to the harsh reality of airlines canceling or deferring orders for new planes in a bid to save cash.

Stocks rallied after a historic and surprising gain in U.S. jobs raised hope the economy is starting to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

Nonfarm payrolls in May were expected to decrease by 8.333 million while the unemployment rate was seen rising to 19.5%, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.

Both automakers this week announced significant job cuts to reduce costs and right size operations due to weakening demand for their vehicles.

Sterling is on course for its strongest week against the dollar since late March, driven by risk-on sentiment and the Bank of England's cooling of speculation about negative interest rates.

The Oxford University professor co-leading the trial said the anti-malaria drug is "not a treatment" for Covid-19.

British AI lab DeepMind is operating at a lower profile as it transitions from games to science.

Multi-award winning British rapper Tinie Tempah told CNBC that mental health issues are prevalent in his community due to pressures including systemic racism and lack of opportunity.

The European Union said Friday that there had been no significant progress in talks with the United Kingdom about a Brexit free trade agreement and that to reach a deal, talks would have to intensify.

His comments come as global stocks continue to rally, despite the coronavirus pandemic leading to an unprecedented economic shock.

Unprecedented levels of monetary stimulus cannot address underlying disruption to the global economy, according to former Federal Reserve Governor Randy Kroszner.

Two brothers tell CNBC how they built a food business that counts soccer stars as clients while balancing full-time jobs and studying.

Apple is offering staff Covid-19 tests and temperature checks as they return to the office, according to a Bloomberg report.

The European Central Bank is expected to keep buying government bonds for the foreseeable future after slashing its own inflation forecasts until 2022.

UAE state investment vehicle Mubadala has invested in Facebook-backed Jio Platforms, which is owned by Mukesh

There are doubts that the EU's plan to raise 750 billion euros will quash anti-EU feelings completely, and put an end to political risks in the region.