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Dunkin' is keeping beverage innovation humming during the pandemic as consumers look to treat themselves
While the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted daily commutes and morning runs for coffee, Dunkin' Brands Group says a new theme has emerged — customers are treating themselves.
Here are the key moments from the final Trump-Biden presidential debate
Trump and Biden answered questions and challenged each other about the coronavirus pandemic, the economy and foreign interference in the election.
10-year Treasury yield rises for a 7th straight day to four-month high
U.S. Treasury yields extended their move higher on Friday as investors monitored signs of progress on a stimulus deal in Washington.
GM shares close at new year-to-date high following Hummer EV debut
GM stock closed at $37.41, up 4.6% – pushing the shares for the year in the black (up 2.2%) for the first time since Jan. 2.
Uber and Lyft face setback in case to reclassify workers, but it's far from over
An upcoming ballot measure could still undermine the entire case.
White House says Trump tests negative for coronavirus before debate with Biden
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany told reporters Trump was tested for Covid-19 on Air Force One as he traveled to the debate hall in Nashville.
September existing home sales jump 9.4%, but 'prices are rising too fast' as supply remains tight
The inventory of homes for sale fell 19.2% annually to just 1.47 million homes for sale at the end of September.
Biden holds edge in swing state polls while his large national lead over Trump shrinks slightly
Joe Biden is also outperforming 2016 Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton in polls of crucial battleground states.
Lawyers who went after Microsoft in antitrust case say DOJ will have a difficult time succeeding against Google
The Google complaint is far from a carbon copy of Microsoft's, according to five lawyers involved in that earlier case interviewed by CNBC.
Intel drops on weak results for its data center group
The pandemic fueled growth in Intel's PC business, but data center spending fell off in the quarter.
Pelosi cautions that Congress may be far from passing a stimulus bill despite progress on a deal
Pelosi plans to speak to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin again as they try to strike a coronavirus stimulus deal before the 2020 election.
FDA opens private Covid vaccine meetings to the public in bid to gain trust as Trump pressures for fast approval
The FDA, under pressure from the White House, has faced skepticism from medical experts that the vaccine approval process could be influenced by politics, not science.
Airlines experiment with new routes in 'game of musical chairs' to stem billions in pandemic losses
Airlines are reshaping their networks to capitalize on once-congested airports quieted by the pandemic.
Progressive lawmakers call on congressional leaders to prepare for next pandemic
Elizabeth Warren and Ro Khanna called on top Democrats and Republicans in the House and Senate to "lay the groundwork to prevent and mitigate future pandemics."
Appeals court says Manhattan DA can't prosecute former Trump campaign chief Paul Manafort due to double jeopardy rule
Paul Manafort served for months as chief of Donald Trump's 2016 campaign. Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance Jr. wants him convicted of state crimes, but two court rulings have blocked that effort.
Quibi's founder and CEO explain what went wrong
The company announced Wednesday that it would shut down just over six months after it launched.
Southwest Airlines posts biggest-ever loss as coronavirus slams demand
Despite its biggest loss ever, Southwest Airlines was able to cut its cash burn.
10-year Treasury yield hits highest level since June amid strong economic data, stimulus optimism
U.S. government debt prices were slightly higher Thursday morning as talks between Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over a new fiscal stimulus package dragged on.
Facebook's ad chief explains how the boycotts changed the company
Facebook's Carolyn Everson said she was "thankful" for a push for the company to make changes, prompted by an advertisers' boycott in July.
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