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"We anticipate continuing to hire, not only just to service the demand we're seeing now, but our franchisees are doing a fantastic job of reigniting growth in new restaurants," Wingstop CEO Charlie Morrison said.

The U.S. could still reconsider its position of withdrawing from the WHO if the Trump administration finds that the organization made enough reforms.

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Baillie Gifford has reduced its position in Tesla to below 5% but said it intends to "remain significant shareholders for many years ahead."

General Motors CEO Mary Barra led Ivanka Trump on a tour of a new GM training facility at the automaker's global tech and design headquarters in suburban Detroit.

"Look at luxury right now, look at Neiman's, look at parts of Lord & Taylor," Macy's Chief Executive Jeff Gennette told CNBC. "There is opportunity for us. Nordstrom is closing stores."

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell joined CNBC's "Squawk Alley" to discuss the upcoming 2020 season and how it will proceed with fans in stadiums.

As the climate changes, cities with heat-trapping asphalt and little tree cover have left residents sweltering and breathing in more air pollution.

Macy's CEO Jeff Gennette is calling for a more drawn-out holiday season this year, with sales kicking off prior to Thanksgiving Day.

Mobile-gaming company Skillz will go public by merging with a blank-check company from the same executive team that brought DraftKings to market, as the SPAC IPO trend continues and video games boom during Covid-19.

"Our focus now is, 'How do we support them in making the changes?'" NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell told CNBC.

United Airlines joined American in warning about massive job loss after the terms of federal aid ends in October.

Harry and Meghan's new production company signed a multiyear deal with Netflix to make documentaries, docuseries, films, shows and children's programming.

Ford Motor is trying to cut its white-collar workforce by about 1,400 people with buyouts, a spokesman told CNBC.

"We need to be circumspect about what we open while we're trying to open schools," former FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC.

Shares of DraftKings rose on Wednesday after the company said Michael Jordan is joining the betting company as a special advisor.

The drop is a slight improvement from July, yet the August boom in real estate deals in suburban markets around New York and in Florida shows real estate dollars (and most likely residents) continue to flow out of Manhattan.

Macy's and Bloomingdale's "have high potential" away from malls and in smaller formats, CEO Jeff Gennette told analysts.

Use of inexpensive, readily available steroid drugs to treat people hospitalized with Covid-19 reduced the risk of death by one-third, according to an analysis conducted by the World Health Organization and published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine released a draft report that lays out a plan for distributing a coronavirus vaccine if one is approved.