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A very small number of people who have been inoculated with the AstraZeneca vaccine have suffered blood clots.

In some countries a transition to electric vehicles appears, slowly but surely, to be underway.

Adidas said sales in China grew by 156% over the first three months of the year, despite a boycott by consumers in mainland China.

The situation in India has become so dire that even upper-middle class families are pooling their resources to escape, says private jet charter company JetSetGo.

"I think we should start lifting these restrictions as aggressively as we put them in," said Dr. Scott Gottlieb, former head of the FDA.

Questions about $100 million New Jersey deli company Hometown International are growing, as investors in Macao were not found in offices where they get mail.

CNBC's Jim Cramer said investors will eventually wish they "own more than just the red-hot stocks of the minerals, the oils and the banks."

Peloton said Thursday it expects its fiscal fourth-quarter sales to take a $165 million hit due to a treadmill recall.

Peloton said Thursday it expects its fiscal fourth-quarter sales to take a $165 million hit due to a treadmill recall.

China is responsible for more than 27% of total global emissions, a new study says. The U.S. accounts for 11% of the global total.

Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel said Thursday the company expects more variants of the coronavirus will emerge in the coming months.

More than 70% of Americans aged 65 years and older are fully vaccinated as the pace of daily shots fell further from peak levels.

Etsy CEO Josh Silverman told CNBC on Thursday the e-commerce site is working with social media influencers to broaden its appeal.

Peloton said it will delay the launch of its Tread machine in the United States, which had been scheduled for May 27, until new safety features are added.

Beyond Meat on Thursday reported a wider-than-expected loss in the first quarter as restaurant customers take longer to return.

"The gains are coming fast and furious, but only for a very small part of the market," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.

Pfizer fell Thursday by as much as 5% from Wednesday's close while Moderna dipped by almost 12% before both stocks recovered most of those losses.

GM CEO Mary Barra has cut costs, slashed 64,000 jobs, exited unprofitable markets and audaciously pledged to make GM an all-electric auto company by 2035.

Amazon's advertising business is soaring, and Apple's recent privacy changes will likely add more fuel to its growth.

Coach and Kate Spade owner Tapestry is seeing signs that consumers are returning to celebrating, gathering with friends and going back into offices.