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But the overall economic impact of the third wave of infections is expected to be less severe and less disruptive compared to the previous two waves.

Ford shares were up by as much as 5.7% to $25.87, continuing a more than 20-year high for the automaker's stock price.

Delta expects travel to recover this spring after cases of the omicron variant peak.

"We're coming with a momentum of the holiday season into the new year and trends continue to look relatively positive," Mastercard CEO Michael Miebach said.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

President Joe Biden said the White House next week will announce how it is providing high-quality masks to Americans for free.

The federal government will deploy six teams of military medical personnel to hospitals in New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Rhode Island, Michigan and New Mexico.

Delta's CEO says the operation has since stabilized.

Shares of Virgin Galactic fell in trading on Thursday after the space tourism company announced plans to raise up to $500 million in debt.

Shipping is not unique in attempting to find more sustainable ways of powering operations.

Former Auburn University football coach Tommy Tuberville says his financial advisors bought stock in Alibaba, despite his criticism of China.

Databricks, valued last year at $38 billion, is now focusing on industries such as retail, and its CEO isn't worried about a cloud sell-off in recent weeks.

U.S. stock futures rose slightly Thursday after another hot but unsurprising inflation report.

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

Cuba remains the only country in Latin America and the Caribbean to have produced a homegrown shot for Covid.

The highly transmissible omicron variant will be a "very difficult challenge" as Hong Kong sticks to its zero-Covid policy, said Kurt Tong of The Asia Group.

Airlines in the EU have complained that other regions and continents are not imposing such requirements.

The surge marks a dramatic turnaround from a year ago, when even the most bullish brokers predicted a years-long recovery.

JB Straubel says industry sales estimates predicting EVs will account for 12.7% of all U.S. auto sales by 2025 may be too low.

The "Mad Money" host said he wants viewers to be able to cut through what he believes is overly bearish commentary.