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3D printing stocks have fallen up to 90% from their highs, but the group might be saved by other struggling industries looking to lower costs, says Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine addressed the controversial debate on wearing masks on Sunday by joining North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum in dismissing the politicization of wearing face coverings to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

The U.S. government could impose sanctions against China, National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien said on Sunday in response to China's announcement of new national security law in Hong Kong that would curtail the city's autonomy and democracy.

Winemakers, eyewear companies and other specialty retailers that were built on the internet are seeing big increases in customer growth.

Gift cards provide retail companies with capital as they wait for them to be redeemed. In 2019, Amazon had $3.3 billion worth of unredeemed gift cards on the books.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, summer offerings vary from traditional in-person day camps to online workshops and classes. In each case, the price varies.

Air travel is way down from last year but starting to pick up as the summer travel season rolls around. Flying in a pandemic brings a new set of challenges.

Here's how countries hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic handle unemployment insurance compared with the patchwork system in the United States.

Founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reshuffled his deck of lieutenants while remaining one of the few constants at the helm of the company. Here are the key execs who helped him guide the company's stock to an all-time high.

In our culture, we often hold politicians, corporate executives and other leaders accountable for the consistency of their positions. But in the scientific world, thinking is expected to evolve based on new evidence — and that's happened during Covid-19.

Virtual movie production could become the next big thing in Hollywood, with production and video game companies seeing room to replace filming in the real world.

Livongo, Teladoc and One Medical are some of the digital health stocks on a tear as the coronavirus forces patients to seek medical care from home.

In Texas, where Gov. Greg Abbott allowed gyms to reopen Monday at 25% capacity with modifications, gym owners say they've stocked up on cleaning supplies in anticipation of returning crowds.

As of this week, 4.75 million homeowners are in government or private sector mortgage forbearance programs, according to Black Knight. That is 9% of all mortgages outstanding. New analysis, however, shows a large share of these borrowers initially didn't need the bailout, but now more do.

An attorney for Tara Reade, the woman accusing former Vice President Joe Biden of sexual assault, said on Friday that he had dropped her as a client without providing a reason.

Some retailers reported a bounce in April as stimulus checks reached consumers, after Americans reined in spending at the pandemic's outset.

The surprise announcement marked the president's latest attempt to ramp up the political stakes surrounding the country's coronavirus recovery efforts.

Actress Lori Loughlin and her fashion designer husband Mossimo Giannulli both pleaded guilty Friday to charges stemming from the U.S. college admissions scandal.

Esper downplayed characterizations made by health officials that a vaccine within the year would be "aspirational."

"In a sense, South America has become a new epicenter for the disease," Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO's emergencies program, said.