Senate coronavirus aid proposal calls for $17 billion for airlines
The latest Senate coronavirus aid proposal would provide $17 billion for airline payrolls to keep jobs through March.
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AWS CEO Andy Jassy: Offices will become more like shared workspaces after the pandemic
"I think there's going to be some type of hybrid model and I think it will probably differ depending on your job function," Jassy said.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says if rival asked for a merger he'd 'have that conversation' but wouldn't do a hostile takeover
Such a scenario is unlikely, as Tesla needs its capital for other things, like battery development and manufacturing.
Elon Musk is 'highly confident' SpaceX will land humans on Mars by 2026
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk said he is "highly confident" that the company will land humans on Mars in "about six years from now."
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin faces harsh criticism from Democratic senators over ending Fed programs
The Treasury secretary cited portions of the law that said he didn't have the authority to allow Fed programs to run past the end of 2020.
Nikola shares see another ugly sell-off in volatile trading as insider lockup period expires
Shares of Nikola dropped 14.9% in heavy trading Tuesday after an insider lockup period expired on up to 166 million shares of the electric truck start-up.
DOJ has not found fraud that would reverse Biden win over Trump, Attorney General William Barr says
President Donald Trump has refused to concede to President-elect Joe Biden, claiming without evidence he won the election and was the victim of ballot fraud.
Shake Shack CEO says new store designs, digital upgrades are fueling expansion plans
For Shake Shack, the coronavirus pandemic provide some opportunities to fuel its long-term expansion, according to CEO Randy Garutti.
Trump Covid vaccine chief Slaoui says everyone in U.S. could be immunized by June
If enough people get immunized, the U.S. pandemic could be under control in the second half of 2021, the Trump administration's Covid vaccine chief said.
Rudy Giuliani discussed getting preemptive pardon from Trump before president leaves White House, report says
Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor, has led legal efforts by the Trump campaign to overturn Joe Biden's projected Electoral College win.
Sephora will open mini shops inside 850 Kohl's stores by 2023, as retailer bets big on beauty
Kohl's deal with Sephora rivals Target's recently announced Ulta Beauty partnership.
Watch live: CDC panel votes today on who gets the Covid vaccine first
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel is voting on who will be first in line to get the coronavirus vaccine.
Nikola founder Trevor Milton can sell his 91.6 million shares starting Tuesday as insider lockup period expires
With roughly 360.9 million shares of company stock outstanding, Milton is by far Nikola's largest single shareholder.
'We are ready' — hospital CEOs on preparing to receive Covid vaccines in just a few weeks
"It's really, hopefully, going to be the beginning of the end," OhioHealth CEO Dr. Stephen Markovich told CNBC.
Lawmakers unveil bipartisan $900 billion coronavirus stimulus package as stalemate drags on
Bipartisan lawmakers are pushing a new stimulus plan as Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell have made no progress on a coronavirus relief bill.
White House summons FDA chief Stephen Hahn to discuss why agency isn't moving faster on Covid vaccine
Hahn intended to give Meadows "an update on where things stand" with vaccines and therapies for Covid-19, a senior administration official told CNBC.
Watch live: Biden and Harris introduce key economic team members
President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-elect Kamala Harris are set to introduce key economic team members Tuesday afternoon in Wilmington, Delaware.
Who gets the Covid vaccine first? A CDC panel will decide that today
Initial doses will be limited as manufacturing ramps up, with top U.S. health officials predicting it could take months to immunize everyone in the U.S.
Zoom shares continue falling after signs of slowing growth
Zoom shares fell nearly 14% on Tuesday morning, a day after the company beat earnings expectations but signaled its tremendous growth rate seems to be slowing.
Amid coronavirus, donations set to spike on Giving Tuesday
Nonprofits helping those directly impacted by the coronavirus crisis could get an unprecedented bump on Giving Tuesday.
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