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The number of cases of a heart inflammation condition in 16- to 24-year-olds was higher than expected after they received their second dose, the CDC said.

After an investigation into a manufacturing plant, federal regulators decided to discard millions of doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

As the threat of extreme weather grows, some older Americans are shifting their retirement plans. Here’s how climate change may impact retirees.

The discovery of the cases is an early test of whether the cruise operator's safety protocols are effective in detecting the virus aboard the ship.

A third member of a key FDA panel has resigned over the agency's controversial decision to approve Biogen's new Alzheimer's drug, Aduhelm, CNBC has learned.

Restaurants are leaning into loyalty programs to hold onto the digital sales gains that occurred during the covid pandemic.

Cryptocurrency crashes often happen on weekends. The volatility draws scrutiny from regulators weighing the future of digital currency.

Euro 2020 is finally here, but who will win the tournament? Sky Sports football writers give their verdicts...

Americans are ready to travel this summer. Here's how to do it without blowing your budget.

Top New York-based financial advisory firm Duff and Phelps estimated that McIlroy, 32, will make $401 million in his career by the time he reaches age 50.

The number of severe cases of myocarditis or pericarditis in people ages 16 to 24 remains quite low, Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC.

U.S. stock futures rose Friday, one day after the S&P 500 logged its 27th record close of 2021 but its first since May 7.

The plans announced this week build on the companies' existing relationship.

As well as wind and solar projects, Cornwall is also home to a fledgling geothermal energy sector.

Local infections in Singapore have fallen to single-digit levels in recent days.

Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench said headlines on pitchers using pine tar and other sticky substances on baseballs shouldn’t come as a surprise to fans.

"Overall adoptions we believe [are] up still year over year by double-digit percentages both across dog and cat," Chewy CEO Sumit Singh said in a CNBC interview.

"When everyone expects an outrageous government statistic, then it isn't actually outrageous when you get it," he said on "Mad Money."

The CEO of Signet, owner of Zales and Kay Jewelers, said its e-commerce push will pay off, even post-pandemic. Its online sales doubled in the first quarter.

Children need to be vaccinated against Covid-19, Dr. Paul Offit, a top advisor to the FDA on children's vaccines, told the agency Thursday.