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Consumer demand and manufacturing snags — a shortage of microchips — have led to an inventory squeeze in both the new- and used-car markets.

Europe is home to a well-developed wind energy industry encompassing both onshore and offshore installations.

J&J asked Covid vaccine rivals Pfizer and Moderna to join a study looking into the potential risk of blood clots, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The number of new cases per week has nearly doubled over the past two months, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.

The Biden administration is preparing for the potential need for Covid-19 vaccine booster shots, though nothing is certain, a top U.S. official said.

CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said earlier this month hospitals are seeing more younger adults admitted with Covid-19 as more contagious variants spread.

The funds will be used to help improve the detection, monitoring and mitigation of "new and potentially dangerous strains," the White House said.

Older millennials still lag previous generations when it comes to building wealth, but they've started to catch up in recent years.

Ongoing stimulus, the vaccine rollout and a reopening economy have consumers in a spending mood. It's not just Walmart and Amazon that will benefit.

Hometown International has a market valuation of $100 million despite owning a single deli in southern New Jersey.

The facility will support production of GM's upcoming Cadillac Lyriq crossover and other future EVs at a nearby assembly plant.

Dow futures rose modestly Friday, a day after the 30-stock average closed above 34,000 for the first time ever.

Filing taxes will not get any easier going forward, thanks to past policy changes, sunset provisions, pandemic tweaks and new Biden administration rules.

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

The size and scope of new designs may be impressive, but they have a practical purpose too.

The chief executive of Germany's Daimler believes the automaker will face stiff opposition from tech giants if they decide to launch their own cars.

The cruise CEOs made their case in this week's meeting to replace the government's phased-in approach to sailings from U.S. ports, sources told CNBC.

Airline executives say they don't expect a jump in European bookings this summer with borders still closed.

"I think that the left-behind health care stocks are now coming back to life at the expense of the cyclical growth plays," the "Mad Money" host said.