America's malls' future prospects — fulfillment centers, apartment complexes, schools or medical offices — could mean massive write-offs in property values, according to a new Barclays report.
European leaders are scrambling to put a cap on surging coronavirus infections in the region, with governments reimposing sweeping restrictions and shutdowns in an effort to curb infections.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said the nation's top CEOs want to "keep a spotlight on racial equity and keep the work moving forward," even as Americans live through the coronavirus pandemic and follow the presidential election.
FDA Senior Advisor Dr. Janet Woodcock joins Meg Tirrell to talk monoclonal antibody treatments, Operation Warp Speed, and how to run better clinical trials.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon said the retailer wants to own part of popular video app TikTok because it sees social media as a huge business opportunity and a powerful way to reach customers.
"You'll hear, and it's incorrect, 'oh, these viruses are too small to be filtered,' but that's not true. They're perfect. They're very easily filtered out," Kimberly Prather, an atmospheric chemist at the University of California at San Diego, said.
As Europe introduces more and more restrictive measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus, full-scale lockdowns should be a "very, very last resort."
"The fact is this is a wild trader that was due for big sell-off anyway," CNBC's Jim Cramer said. " "Now the stock has been significantly de-risked ... and I actually like it more."
"When it comes to earnings, to prospects, to growth, I was absolutely stunned that two-thirds of the stocks in my charitable trust would likely make more money under Biden than under Trump," the "Mad Money" host said.
"People tend to think that on the first of January or the first of April, I'm going to get the vaccine, and then things will be back to normal," Dr. Soumya Swaminathan, WHO's chief scientist, said. "It's not going to work like that."
The NFL voted to move its Super Bowl LVIII event in 2024 to Las Vegas after the agreement with New Orleans conflicted with Mardi Gras due to the league's new regular-season schedule.
The U.S. reported more than 52,400 new cases on Tuesday, pushing the seven-day average to more than 51,000 new cases per day, up more than 16% compared with a week ago, according to a CNBC analysis of data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
"Canada is currently facing its second wave and areas that were not previously affected are now surpassing the numbers seen during the first wave," PAHO's top official said.