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The Oxford Superhub will be based at a park-and-ride site to the south of the English city.

Increasingly extreme weather from climate change is now a year-round phenomenon. This has homebuilders reconsidering how they design and power new homes.

U.S. stock futures pointed to a second straight day of gains, one day after a rebound rally halted a three session losing streak.

Unvaccinated people appear more comfortable traveling — and to more densely-populated places — than vaccinated people, according to data from Zeta Global.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley say Europe is well-placed to outperform all major regions this year for the first time in more than two decades.

Ultimately, each member state will decide when to reopen its borders and to whom.

"That's one thing you can't do is no one can print gold. We can still make cryptocurrencies," Barrick Gold CEO Mark Bristow said crypto markets turn volatile.

Dr. Anthony Fauci discusses the future of Covid booster shots and masks in schools.

Some of McDonald's franchisees are voicing support for a potential legal action against the fast food giant over $70 million in technology fees.

"Randall Stephenson and John Stankey, welcome to the Wall of Shame," "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer said while railing about AT&T's move to spinoff WarnerMedia.

Bank of America wants to attract and retain the best talent, and the bank is willing to pay extra for it, CEO Brian Moynihan said Thursday.

ESPN said the contest, which featured superstars LeBron James and Steph Curry, was the most-watched NBA game since the 2019 Western Conference finals.

Sherwood Lumber COO Kyle Little told CNBC on Thursday he expects the hot lumber market to persist, keeping both prices and volatility elevated.

CEO Michelle Gass said momentum built throughout the quarter, especially in Kohl's stores.

Petco reported first-quarter earnings that beat expectations for earnings and revenue, and the company raised its forecast for the rest of the year.

Oatly priced its U.S. initial public offering at $17 per share, raising $1.4 billion.

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

McDonald's shareholders approved reelecting all of the company's board members during its annual meeting based on preliminary results.

Private jet company Wheels Up reported a 68% jump in first-quarter revenue, as growing wealth creation and pandemic fears drive demand for flying private.

The U.S. has reported fewer than 30,000 new infections for five straight days, bringing the seven-day average of daily new infections to about 30,300.