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"People are making decisions now, even in the winter, to acquire boats," said Brunswick CEO David Foulkes.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Monday.

The move would be a pivotal moment in the pandemic, as public health officials say the U.S. is likely to face its worst health crisis in history this winter.

Companies have the legal right to make Covid inoculation a condition of employment, similar to how the annual influenza vaccine is required in some workplaces.

The acquisition will increase Fanatics' presence with non-apparel sports merchandise.

Tesla jumps to a record high, and McDonald's slides following a downgrade.

The FCC awarded Elon Musk's SpaceX with nearly $900 million worth of federal subsidies to support rural customers with its Starlink satellite internet network

Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners invests $100 million to build the largest distributed clean power plant in the U.S. in partnership with OhmConnect.

Up to $70.5 billion worth of holiday purchases this year are expected to be returned by consumers, CBRE predicts.

The multimillion-dollar loss highlights the wealth destruction experienced by buyers who paid top dollar for the glamorous midtown super-towers.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he is ordering hospitals to increase bed capacity by at least 25% and asking for retired nurses and doctors "to return to service."

There needs to be a more uniform lockdown policy in order to help business operators respond accordingly, Kevin O'Leary told CNBC on Monday.

"If you're not working to stay ahead of this virus, you're falling far, far behind and very quickly," San Francisco Mayor London Breed said Friday

The Dow was set to open down more than 100 points Monday after a day of records not seen in nearly three years.

"We know it's been a hard year and people are tired, but in hospitals that are running at, or over, capacity; it's the hardest it can possibly be," WHO's Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said Friday.

Free pre-departure coronavirus tests as well as a vaccine are needed to get people traveling again, according to Stobart Group CEO Warwick Brady

"I've been eating outdoors since the summertime and wouldn't eat indoors in a restaurant," the former FDA chief told CNBC on Monday.

The big stock market returns through November were similar to years since World War II in which the bullishness lasted through the final month of trading.

The apparel chain Francesca's plans to shut an additional 97 locations after it filed for bankruptcy protection, dealing another blow to mall owners.

The launch comes a few weeks after the U.K. said it would stop selling new diesel and gasoline cars and vans from 2030.