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Reported cases surpassed 10 million in late June, then doubled just over six weeks later on Aug. 10, according to Johns Hopkins data.

The chief of the Food and Drug Administration told the Financial Times he is willing to bypass the standard approval process to make a vaccine available as soon as possible.

Nestle plans to pay $2 billion to gain full ownership of peanut allergy treatment maker Aimmune Therapeutics, as the Swiss company expands its fast-growing health science business.

China's official manufacturing Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) for the month of August came in at 51.0 as compared to 51.1 in July, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.

The coronavirus pandemic has uprooted most aspects of daily life — and much of the economy built around it. But for some young entrepreneurs in Singapore, it has paved the way for their fast-growing start-ups to shape a new future.

United Airlines is making its tickets more flexible in a bid to win over customers after the pandemic devastated demand.

Earlier this month, the CDC quietly revised its guidance on Covid-19 testing and dropped its previous recommendation to test everyone who's come into close contact with an infected person.

The Spurs' 22-year playoff streak ended this season, raising questions about the team's direction moving forward. Team executives spoke to CNBC about what's ahead.

Target, Best Buy and Dick's Sporting Goods are among the retailers reporting some of their biggest online sales gains in history thanks to the coronavirus pandemic.

Billionaire hedge fund manager Cohen has entered exclusive negotiations to buy the New York Mets, according to numerous sources close to the sale process.

The U.S. Open is set to begin on Monday without fans. In an interview with CNBC, Billie Jean King praises 22-year-old Naomi Osaka for taking a stand on racial injustice and inequality.

A teenager who organized a Black Lives Matter rally in Englewood Cliffs said she was billed $2,500 from town officials for police overtime, stirring up anger from civil liberty advocates and prompting the town mayor to rescind the bill.

Coronavirus cases in the Midwest are beginning to emerge following warnings from top U.S. health officials.

The coronavirus has infected more than 24.56 million people around the world so far, killing at least 833,508 people.

NBA owners supporting their players' fight for social injustice and economic inequality could help when settling collective bargaining issues tied to losses from Covid-19.

Retail demand for bicycles in the U.S. has been surging since the pandemic and Schwinn is riding ecommerce sales through mass retailers, like Walmart and Target.

The Met cut its staff by 20% through a combinations of layoffs, furloughs and early retirement packages to trim costs and still faces an uncertain future.

GoodRx, which helps consumers find discounts on prescription drugs, earned $55 million on sales $257 million in the first half of 2020, and has been consistently profitable since 2016, while still growing.

"We are running our clinical trial and we'll eventually have data to be able to support that," Abbott Laboratories CEO Robert Ford told CNBC.

Six months after the coronavirus pandemic forced casinos nationwide to close, MGM Resorts is sending separation letters to 18,000 furloughed employees.