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Major employers expect that close to 50% of their workforce will be back in the office in September, according to the recent CNBC survey of technology and financial executives.

The closure of the European Union's external borders is due to end on Tuesday.

In some other states, the recent surge in new cases around the country has prompted officials to delay reopening plans.

Ford needs its highly profitable flagship product to drive a global restructuring plan and pay off debt related to the coronavirus pandemic.

The CARES Act has made it easier for workers suffering due to the Covid-19 pandemic to tap their 401(k) plans and IRAs. Here's what to know before making a withdrawal from your retirement savings account.

Relativity Space, a startup that plans to almost entirely 3D-print rockets, on Wednesday announced it struck another major launch deal.

Dow futures dropped Wednesday as new U.S. coronavirus cases spike in several states.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell on Wednesday.

If AbbVie's stock can breach the $100 level, it could be off to the races, says Todd Gordon, managing director at Ascent Wealth Partners.

Germany reported a further cluster of coronavirus cases at a slaughterhouse in Lower Saxony on Tuesday, the latest in a series of outbreaks that have been seen in the country.

Tens of thousands of exhausted seafarers are stuck at sea in a humanitarian crisis that could spill over to hurt international trade and supply chains.

A new trend is emerging among affluent travelers — the hotel "buyout." Here is what it costs.

The coronavirus has infected more than 9.17 million people around the world as of Tuesday, killing at least 474,513 people.

"That transformation is inevitable," Impossible Foods founder and CEO Patrick Brown said after Starbucks launched the Impossible Breakfast Sandwich.

"We've seen that has been a great source of infections. I think you do have to be very strict," Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont told CNBC.

"If you want a short-term trade with a terrific track record, Williams says you should buy the S&P two days before July 4," the "Mad Money" host said.

From the massive crowds at theme parks to the long queues for rollercoaster rides, how will attractions look like as theme parks reopen after the coronavirus lockdown is lifted?

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

Democratic Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker said Tuesday they are opening an investigation of Tyson Foods, JBS USA, Cargill and Smithfield Foods, after reports that the meatpacking companies were exporting a record amount of pork to China, while warning of impending meat shortages.

Despite the coronavirus pandemic upending much of the retail industry and putting a damper on apparel sales, the secondhand clothing market is still expected to boom, according to one online resale marketplace.