The Fed is set to take on a new challenge: Climate change
The Fed is going green, and that could mean a substantial change for the way institutions have to prepare for the unexpected.
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Why Under Armour is struggling despite the athleisure boom
With Covid-wary consumers ditching work clothes and suits for yoga pants and sweats, the athleisure trend could propel sales for Under Armour and its rivals.
Amazon sues two influencers for peddling counterfeit goods on Instagram and TikTok
The lawsuit, filed Thursday, represents the latest step in Amazon's effort to crack down on counterfeits.
What if Trump never concedes? The Constitution will end his term, conservative lawyer John Yoo says
"We should be clear that these are 'Hail Mary' passes,” said Yoo, a former legal advisor to the George W. Bush administration.
Weekly jobless claims fall again in another sign of labor market improvement
Jobless claims totaled 709,000 last week, below the 740,000 Wall Street forecast.
Ford unveils new electric van for its profitable commercial business
The Ford E-Transit commercial van is part of automaker's plan to invest $11.5 billion in electric vehicles through 2022.
Apple ceded the living room to Amazon, but the HomePod Mini is its best chance to regain some ground
The HomePod Mini is good, but you'll get the most out of it in households that are invested in Apple's ecosystem of software and hardware.
Widespread Covid testing helped stop asymptomatic spread among Marine recruits, study says
"The public health measures are very important, but they're not enough," said study author Dr. Stuart Sealfon.
Bioethicists worry the rich and powerful will get special access to experimental Covid treatments
Bioethicists say that there are many problems associated with giving access to experimental treatments to the rich and powerful.
Covid complicates Thanksgiving as families struggle to modify 2020 holiday plans
Families are having difficult conversations about whether to get together this holiday season. Here's what infectious disease specialists recommend.
German health minister says it’s too early to tell if its partial Covid lockdown will be extended
"It will be the end of this week that we might see the results of the new lockdown light we have now," German Health Minister Jens Spahn told CNBC.
Trump meets with top election advisors as Biden's lead endures
Joe Biden has a solid Electoral College lead over President Donald Trump and could build on that lead once Arizona and Georgia finish counting their ballots.
'Very, highly unlikely' Trump wins Arizona, no evidence of fraud, Republican state attorney general says
President Donald Trump's campaign faces stiff odds in invalidating enough ballots for him to overtake Joe Biden in the contest for the White House.
Biden's agency review teams include tech employees from companies like Amazon, Airbnb and Uber
At the same time, several people who have been outspoken critics of the tech industry are also part of the agency review teams.
New York to impose curfew on restaurants, bars and gyms as Covid worsens across the U.S.
"We're seeing a national and global Covid surge, and New York is a ship on the Covid tide," Gov. Andrew Cuomo said on Wednesday.
Google just ended unlimited free storage for photos, but still gives you more than Apple
Google promised free unlimited photo storage when Google Photos was announced in 2015.
Two more people from Trump's Election Night party at White House test positive for coronavirus
More than 30 people connected to the Trump White House and campaign have had Covid-19 in the past two months.
Former Aetna CEO says repealing Obamacare 'would be a huge mistake' and the law can be fixed
Getting rid of Obamacare "now, in the midst of this pandemic and huge unemployment, would be a huge mistake," former Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini told CNBC.
U.S. prepares for worst four months of the pandemic as it stares down the 'darkest' days yet
The U.S. is heading for a “dark winter,” a “Covid hell" that will make the next few months of the coronavirus pandemic unlike anything the nation has seen yet.
Pfizer CEO sold $5.6 million of stock as company announced vaccine data that sent shares soaring
Bourla is not the first pharmaceutical or biotech executive to cash in on his company's stock gains during the pandemic.
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