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Cars costing less that $20,000 make up a smaller share of the new car market than they have in the past, partly because automakers are not making them.

Hospital CEOs expressed confidence Thursday that the hesitancy among some employees around Covid-19 vaccinations will fade over time.

HHS Secretary Azar said he'd like "more visibility" into Pfizer's Covid vaccine manufacturing, adding Pfizer has kept the federal government at "arm's length."

Firms and organizations are turning to a broad set of tools to develop new buildings.

Retailers must come up with new ways to nudge shoppers to add extras to their shopping carts, without the help of eye-catching store displays.

2020 has given retailers the chance to rethink the role of the brick-and-mortar store. A new report from CBRE showcases what the store of the future looks like.

The Series B funding round will assist the company's hiring and expansion plans as it emerges from the coronavirus pandemic for the coming years.

A new CNBC survey found that most tech execs believe state-sponsored cyber attacks are the biggest threat to their company and should be Biden's top priority.

Companies like Pfizer and Moderna have total immunity from legal liability under the PREP Act if something unintentionally goes wrong with their Covid vaccines.

At his annual December press conference, Putin encouraged Russians to take the "Sputnik V" vaccine and said he would receive it as soon as he was able to.

Shares of JetBlue, Spirit and United Airlines fell after a double downgrade, but two traders say airline stocks have plenty of longer-term upside.

The San Diego Padres star shortstop agreed to an endorsement deal with the Pepsi-owned company.

If you discover you don't like your Advantage Plan, there's as a three-month window at the beginning of the year when you can switch to another or drop it.

A FDA panel is meeting Thursday to vote on whether to recommend the approval of Moderna's coronavirus vaccine for emergency use.

U.S. stock futures rose Thursday, one day after the S&P 500's finished just 1 point shy of last week's record close.

The news of Macron's positive diagnosis has prompted other government officials to go into quarantine.

Cooperation between vaccine maker will increase in 2021, according to the head of Russia's sovereign wealth fund, the backer of the country's coronavirus vaccine.

As the ski industry approaches its first winter season under the pandemic, CNBC takes a look at how the industry and travelers can safely navigate the slopes.

Vivian Balakrishnan, Singapore's foreign minister, said technology such as artificial intelligence and robotics will alter jobs and economies globally.

Former HHS official, Dr. Mario Ramirez, explains why he's “concerned” about equal access to Covid resources around the globe, and discusses his vaccine experience.