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The Lucid Air sedan is estimated to be able to achieve an EPA-range of 517 miles on a single charge, topping Tesla's Model S.

The National Basketball Association wants to keep its business in China, but it will be tricky to navigate as U.S. elections near.

Stock futures rose after Vladimir Putin announced the registration of what he claims to be the world's first coronavirus vaccine.

She dominated on the tennis courts for years but now that she's retired, Maria Sharapova is hoping to leave her mark in business. The former number one tennis player in the world is focusing on business with investments in health and wellness focused products. Today, she's announced she has made a capital investment and will serve as a strategic advisor with Therabody.

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

The coronavirus has infected more than 20 million people across the world as of Monday, and killed at least 733,929, data compiled by Johns Hopkins University showed.

Real estate has been the public's favored investment, but the Chinese government is now cracking down on speculation, said Zhiwei Zhang, president and chief economist at Pinpoint Asset Management on Tuesday.

Traditional Turkish food is known around the world, but three restaurants in Istanbul are redefining a cuisine that is as old as the city itself.

Airline shares are having their biggest gains in weeks as the TSA posted the highest numbers in five months and support grows for more federal payroll support.

President Donald Trump urged Americans to stop politicizing the coronavirus, only to blame the outbreak in the United States on China moments later.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

"I'm always searching for a mantra for any given market, and I think I've found it for this one," the "Mad Money" host said.

Simon Property Group Chief Executive David Simon said Monday the biggest U.S. mall owner is still looking to salvage additional distressed retailers, having already made bids for bankrupted Lucky Brand, Brooks Brothers and J.C. Penney.

"You need to maintain a diversified portfolio with high-quality companies that may be out of favor right now," the "Mad Money" host said.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo urged the New York City Police Department to "step up" in enforcing social distancing rules on bars and restaurants as coronavirus hospitalizations in the state hit a new low.

The TSA reported a higher rate of gun confiscations in July compared with last year despite fewer travelers.

Nikola founder and Executive Chairman Trevor Milton in a statement said the "refuse market is one of the most stable markets in the industry and provides long-term shareholder value."

Real estate analysts say a deal between Amazon and Simon Property Group could be positive for the biggest U.S. mall owner in the near term, but there would be hurdles.

The payroll tax deferral plan President Donald Trump authorized as part of a series of executive orders could result in higher tax bills for workers in 2021, tax experts said.

The Republican governor said New York, Massachusetts and other high-tax states are "pickpocketing" residents by taxing out-of-state workers who are working from home during the coronavirus pandemic.