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Mall owner Simon and Authentic Brands make $305 million bid for bankrupt Brooks Brothers, aiming to keep over 125 stores open
Simon, which is the biggest U.S. mall owner by the number of malls it operates, had already teamed up with ABG to supply financing to carry Brooks Brothers through its restructuring, as the retailer searched for a buyer.
Budget-minded business owners' love affair with gig workers is growing
The coronavirus pandemic has fueled the rise in on-demand solutions, creating opportunities not only for companies but freelance work professionals, especially those looking for a side hustle.
Bankrupt Neiman Marcus to vacate the Hudson Yards mall in New York
A Neiman Marcus spokesman said the company, in its bankruptcy proceedings, is closing its Hudson Yards location for good, along with two stores in Florida — Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach — and in Bellevue, Washington.
Texas coronavirus outbreak 'going to take a little while' to eliminate, Gov. Abbott says
"We are turning the situation in the state of Texas. It's just going to take a little while, but we're going to be fine," Gov. Greg Abbott said on CNBC's "Squawk Box."
5 things to know before the stock market opens Friday
U.S. stock futures pointed to a lower open Friday as high-flying tech stocks continued to sell off.
Op-ed: How to make your business public health ready in a coronavirus world
The ongoing pandemic has laid bare to the business community that a healthy enterprise depends on having healthy workers and healthy customers.
Low-cost European airlines one of the best opportunities in fixed income, strategist says
The debt of low-cost European airlines is one of the most attractive opportunities in fixed income at present, according to AXA Investment Managers Senior Portfolio Manager Nicolas Trindade.
UK's Boris Johnson calls anti-vaxxers 'nuts'
His comments come as pharmaceutical and biotech companies around the world embark on early stage testing for potential coronavirus vaccines.
Italy's winemakers are reeling from the coronavirus impact, but hope demand can bounce back
Winemakers are expected to be hit hard, especially in Italy which was the epicenter of the outbreak before it spread throughout the European continent.
U.N. director warns of a 'shadow pandemic' of violence against women during lockdowns
According to figures from the U.N., in the 12 months before the crisis, 243 million women and girls aged between 15 and 49 had experienced physical or sexual violence by a partner,
'I don't know exactly what the secret is': Zoom's marketing chief on the company's rise through the pandemic
Zoom's chief marketing officer Janine Pelosi said the company has a "massive responsibility" given its rise.
'Spider-Man: Far From Home' sequel delayed another month to December 2021
This is the second time the film has been moved on the calendar. The push comes on the heels of a number of other studio slate shake-ups.
Paramount Pictures pushes 'A Quiet Place 2,' 'Top Gun: Maverick' to 2021
These calendar changes come as coronavirus cases in the U.S. continue to soar. Movie theaters are unable to reopen in many states due to social distancing and health guidelines.
'Ecology is economy': These resorts say sustainability yields cost-savings
At Potato Head beach resort in Bali, menus are made of old tires and flip flops, while bottle caps are turned into tissue dispensers. Can hotels save the planet while also saving money?
CDC guidelines for schools reopening puts heavy emphasis on having students back in classroom
The guidelines laid out the social, emotional and mental risks of keeping students at home and gave broad outlines on how to resume in-person instruction.
Enormous amount of plastic will fill oceans, land by 2040 even with immediate global action, report says
The rise in single-use plastic has become more problematic during the coronavirus pandemic, which has also disrupted global waste management systems and caused significant cuts in plastic prices.
WHO warns there's no going back to 'old normal' as coronavirus accelerates in three countries
The World Health Organization warned there is no going back to the "old normal" as the coronavirus pandemic accelerates in the United States and poorer, developing countries.
Walmart to open at least six more health clinics in greater Atlanta area by end of 2020 as part of bigger health-care push
Walmart confirmed to CNBC that it will open at least six additional Walmart Health clinics in the greater Atlanta area by the end of 2020.
Lemonade CEO says the company is trying to disrupt insurance by actually building trust with customers
"Perhaps the costliest problem in insurance is distrust. People don't like their insurance companies," Lemonade CEO Daniel Schreiber told CNBC's Jim Cramer.
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