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Among the tightened social-distancing rules taking effect for two weeks from Friday are a ban on eating in restaurants after 6pm

The WHO has set a target for countries to vaccinate 70% of their populations by mid-2022.

"There are a few comeback stories in the dogs of the Dow, but for the most part I don't expect these dogs to have their day in 2022," the "Mad Money" host said.

"You have to pick among the rubble" after the Nasdaq's 3.5% year-to-date decline, the "Mad Money" host said.

Longtime technician Larry Williams believes the stock market may have a stronger 2022 than many Wall Street forecasts, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.

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

It appears to be one of the biggest tensions yet in U.S. schools over the new omicron variant, shutting out more than 340,000 students for the day.

The investor Tom Barrack is accused of secretly trying to advance the UAE's interests during the presidency of his friend, Donald Trump.

The CDC cut isolation requirements last week for asymptomatic people with Covid and shortened the time that close contacts need to quarantine.

The "Mad Money" host expects UnitedHealth, McDonald's and Walgreens to help power the Dow higher in 2022.

White House chief medical advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said preliminary data indicates omicron is less severe than delta.

California investigators said their investigation determined the Dixie Fire was sparked by a tree that fell on distribution lines owned by PG&E.

Chris Cocks will be the new CEO of Hasbro starting February 25, 2022.

Nike filed a lawsuit accusing Lululemon of patent infringement over the apparel maker's at-home Mirror fitness device and related mobile applications.

Weighing on Peloton's sales growth are slowing subscriber acquisitions. The company might dissapoint when it reports second-quarter results.

The 64th annual Grammy Awards show has been postponed indefinitely as Covid cases continue to rise.

GM will initially sell a $39,900 work truck version of the pickup in spring 2023, followed by a fully loaded $105,000 RST limited first edition model that fall.

National Retail Federation's chief economist, Jack Kleinhenz, said the latest Covid wave is unlikely to prompt an economic slowdown or a shutdown of businesses.

While the odds of winning the jackpot are miniscule, it's worth giving thought to what winning would mean, and not just financially.

There is a "tsunami of demand" for Covid tests as businesses prepare for the Biden's administration vaccine and testing mandates and omicron surges.