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Luxury king Bernard Arnault has become the world's second richest person, with a net worth of more than $137 billion, after a surge in LVMH's share price.

Chipotle Mexican Grill's first digital-only restaurant opens Saturday in Highlands, New York.

2-time Masters winner Bubba Watson talks about playing the iconic tournament in November, his love of video games and how he's coping with stress and anxiety.

Pfizer developed its coronavirus vaccine in partnership with BioNTech. CNBC takes a look at the company's history.

Thousands of Broadway actors are expecting to lose health insurance amid the shutdown of theater.

Confidence in Chinese brands has been growing over the years, says Jacques Penhirin of Oliver Wyman. He also discussed this year's Singles Day sales record.

Ocean Spray is now pushing into wellness and functional beverages as it broadens its innovation.

Dow and Nasdaq futures pointed to gains at Wednesday's open and tech stocks bounced after two rough days.

Ted Colbert, CEO of Boeing Global Services, says company leaders need to look at biases and their own behavior in order to stamp out inequality.

Russia said its coronavirus vaccine is 92% effective at preventing people from getting Covid-19, according to interim trial results.

In a memo obtained by CNBC, the NFL notes clubs are attempting and converting more fourth downs and says it will discuss adding a new fourth-down rule.

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

UBS Chairman Axel Weber cautioned that even with a vaccine, it will take time for the global economy to get back to pre-crisis levels.

Eric Rosengren, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, told CNBC the next six months will be "pretty choppy" despite covid vaccine news.

TikTok announced Wednesday that it's planning to hire at least 200 people in Ireland over the next three months.

Advice from doctors on how to travel more safely during the 2020 holiday season.

The U.S. economy can't depend on a coronavirus vaccine to "solve all our problems," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Northern Trust.

The travel bubble could help repair some of the damage inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic on the cities' hard-hit tourism and aviation industries.

Investors wonder whether tech-driven trends such as working from home will continue after a vaccine arrives. Ginni Rometty has an answer.

Texas pulmonologist Dr. Emilio Gonzalez-Ayala details how the coronavirus pandemic and case surge has wreaked havoc on healthcare infrastructure in El Paso.