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During Mattel's investor day Wednesday the company reiterated its expectations for growth in the coming year and laid out its forecast for 2022 and 2023.

Golf superstar Tiger Woods was injured Tuesday in Los Angeles when his car crashed and rolled over, authorities said.

President Joe Biden's Covid-19 response team is holding a news briefing Wednesday on the coronavirus pandemic.

Shares of electric vehicle start-up Fisker surged more than 20% in trading Wednesday morning after the company announced a manufacturing deal with Foxconn

The booming EV plans may mean the industry has to look at recycling batteries as a new source for key minerals.

The FDA's staff endorsed Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use, a critical step in bringing a third shot to the U.S. marketplace.

A new app from the International Air Travel Association could mark the first step in resuming quarantine-free international travel.

More than three quarters of people in the U.K. now say they are "very likely" to have a coronavirus vaccine, a survey by the University of Oxford has found.

U.S. stock futures turned lower Wednesday, a day after Wall Street's wild ride that saw the Nasdaq claw back nearly all of a nearly 4% loss.

Special purpose acquisition companies are an alternative way for companies to go public that differs from a standard IPO. What to evaluate before investing.

A growing number of sporting arenas are integrating sustainable features into their design.

The billionaire investor said he is a large shareholder in Tata Motors and is betting the firm will be a big winner in India's electric vehicle market.

Kia Motors is replacing its Sedona minivan with a new SUV-inspired model called the Carnival beginning in the second quarter of this year.

Connecticut Governor Lamont explains why his state must "do a better job" when it comes to delivering Covid vaccines to underserved communities.

"Potential investors confuse that cash is going down," but "the strength of cash is just as strong as it was before" the pandemic, Brinks CEO Doug Pertz said.

CNBC's Jim Cramer said investors have two choices to make on growth stocks after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reaffirmed his monetary policy plans.

Shares of Workhorse Group dropped more than 50% at one point on Tuesday after the company was passed over for a key contract from the U.S. Postal Service.

"I think we've all gotten in habits of cleaning. We've got in the habit of the home being a bigger part of our life," P&G CEO David Taylor told CNBC.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Tuesday, Feb. 23.

The home improvement retailer said it does not know how long the pandemic will last and what that will mean for consumer spending.