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Travel companies and attractions in the United States can legally require travelers to wear masks and show proof of vaccination to enter.

The National Institutes of Health director called Israel's data on Covid vaccine booster shots "impressive," saying it shows a tenfold reduction in infection.

U.S. stocks jumped Thursday as fears around a crisis in China's property market eased and as the Fed kept current monetary stimulus in place for now.

The White House on Thursday began to advise federal agencies to prepare for the first government shutdown of the Covid-19 era.

The Federal Reserve will likely start to tiptoe into the unknown before year-end.

Last week, fires began burning out of control in steep canyons near Sequoia National Park, which contains some of the world's largest trees.

The U.S. special envoy to Haiti has resigned, citing what he calls the United States' "inhumane, counterproductive" response to the Haitian migrant surge.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is turning to an old friend to be his new chief technology officer: his former Harvard teaching assistant Andrew "Boz" Bosworth.

It comes after U.K. economic growth slowed in July and consumer price inflation saw its largest month-on-month increase since records began in January 1997.

The EU has put forward a new law that would force smartphone manufacturers and other electronics makers to equip their devices with a USB-C charging port.

The CDC's vaccine advisory committee is now expected to vote Thursday afternoon on the FDA's proposal.

A number of companies have announced plans to kit their vehicles out with materials other than leather.

Chinese authorities are preparing for the potential downfall of Evergrande, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday.

CNBC has obtained nearly 600 pages worth of text messages between former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes and Sunny Balwani.

Khan warned that inaction would have a disastrous impact on the environment, and called on delegates attending the summit in November to make serious changes. 

After cutting rates three times in 2020, Norway's central bank unanimously decided to raise rates to 0.25% from zero.

The U.K. has released its plan to make the country a global "artificial intelligence superpower", seeking to rival the likes of the U.S. and China.

Investment holding firm Chinese Estates announced in an exchange filing Thursday plans to potentially dispose of its entire stake in developer China Evergrande.

Questions remain over whether embattled Chinese developer China Evergrande Group will pay the interest due on a dollar-denominated bond on Thursday.