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The Ford E-Transit commercial van is part of automaker's plan to invest $11.5 billion in electric vehicles through 2022.

The U.S. is heading for a “dark winter,” a “Covid hell" that will make the next few months of the coronavirus pandemic unlike anything the nation has seen yet.

"The public health measures are very important, but they're not enough," said study author Dr. Stuart Sealfon.

Bioethicists say that there are many problems associated with giving access to experimental treatments to the rich and powerful.

Alibaba said its total gross merchandise value (GMV) over the 11-day Singles Day event totalled 498.2 billion yuan or $74.1 billion.

The big-box retailer is expanding its pet category by offering insurance through Petplan and connecting people to sitters or dog walkers through Rover.

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

Families are having difficult conversations about whether to get together this holiday season. Here's what infectious disease specialists recommend.

U.S.-Russia relations are at a low point, the head of Russia's sovereign wealth fund said, but Moscow is willing to work with the next U.S. president to improve them.

The push for growth in Europe comes as Alibaba faces increased competition and regulatory scrutiny in its home market of China.

"It will be the end of this week that we might see the results of the new lockdown light we have now," German Health Minister Jens Spahn told CNBC.

"Think about this as two retail leaders … coming together to delight guests and to provide great paths for brand growth," CEO Mary Dillon said on "Mad Money."

"I hate to say it, but the Cramer Covid-19 index is back in play if we get one of the nightmare scenarios I just traced out," the "Mad Money" host said.

Chinese retailer JD.com plans to aggressively expand its brick-and-mortar presence as e-commerce competition in China gains steam.

Rocket Companies CEO Jay Farner said the lender saw $30 billion in closed volume in the month of October, double what it saw in the beginning of 2020.

Bryan Zuriff, the co-creator and producer of the Match golf event, tells CNBC the event could take place every year, replacing the historic Skins Game.

"We're seeing a national and global Covid surge, and New York is a ship on the Covid tide," Gov. Andrew Cuomo said on Wednesday.

More than 30 people connected to the Trump White House and campaign have had Covid-19 in the past two months.

Getting rid of Obamacare "now, in the midst of this pandemic and huge unemployment, would be a huge mistake," former Aetna CEO Mark Bertolini told CNBC.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna wrote to President-Elect Joe Biden that most of the nation's technology talent works in the private sector and the government needs.