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CNBC's Karen Tso looks at why the luxury sector's first-half sales figures are on track to be the worst in history.

Business is booming for gaming giant Razer, as large swathes of the globe stay indoors to combat the coronavirus. CNBC Make It's Karen Gilchrist spoke to the company's self-made billionaire co-founder, Min-Liang Tan, to hear how he's pivoting his brand in response — and what it could mean for the future of entertainment.

The High Court found that the Victorian Court of Appeal was incorrect in its 2-1 majority decision in August to uphold the jury verdicts.

Trump last week accused 3M of wrongdoing over their "what they were doing with" masks they produced to help combat the coronavirus outbreak.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab will temporarily take over the prime minister's duties while Johnson fights the coronavirus.

Engineers at electric automaker Tesla are working to address the shortage of much-needed ventilators in American hospitals facing an influx of COVID-19 cases. "We're trying to make some ventilators out of some car parts, so that we can help out the medical industry without taking away from their supply," a Tesla engineer says.

There are just under 28 million nurses worldwide, about 5.9 million short of what the world needs to adequately care for the growing population.

Boeing's suspension of 787 production in South Carolina brings its airplane production to a halt.

What is more likely to happen is an economy that might rev hard at first but may be prone to sputtering, stalling and wheezing before finally hitting cruising speed.

Amazon will warn workers, or in some cases, fire them, if they violate social distancing rules.

Stocks jumped on Monday as Wall Street rebounded from a steep sell-off in the previous week.

Six SpaceX employees have tested positive for COVID-19 as of Monday, according to an internal company memo seen by CNBC.

The coronavirus has infected more than 1,309,439 people as of Monday and killed at least 72,638 people.

The family of the Walmart employee, Wando Evans, says the 51-year-old told his store managers he had symptoms of COVID-19, but was ignored.

Cantor Fitzgerald's global chief market strategist Peter Cecchini said on "Closing Bell" that investors shouldn't bet on a global production deal to save U.S. energy companies.

Stocks powered higher Monday, amid a glimmer of hope that coronavirus cases may be getting close to peaking.

Keeping up with all the recent twists and turns in the oil market is difficult. Here's where things stand as what could be a pivotal week gets underway.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday to seek further support for the collection and use of space resources.

"Last week, all of my patients were extremely emotional," Maeleigh Soper said. "I sat there and cried with one of them because she's very young and can't have her mom there, and it's so sad and terrifying."