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Stitch Fix shares are cratering as Wall Street questions the longevity of a business that ships customers clothes on a fixed basis, using data science to curate outfits they might like.

The Biden campaign's spend on Facebook ads in March has exceeded that of rival Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and President Donald Trump.

As oil prices trade at four-year lows, Goldman Sachs head of commodities research Jeffrey Currie said there's more pain ahead.

Lack of funding has hampered the federal government's response to the coronavirus outbreak, the head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told lawmakers Tuesday.

Delta and American announced deep flight cuts across its network as coronavirus drives down demand.

"It's going to be very volatile, but around, unfortunately, a downward trend for now," Allianz's Mohamed El-Erian told CNBC.

The argument came as Biden was campaigning in Michigan and voters were casting ballots in Tuesday's crucial Democratic presidential primary.

Washington votes entirely by mail, a rare spot of good news for the state as it bears the brunt of the coronavirus contagion.

U.S. stocks pointed higher following President Trump's suggestion that a payroll tax cut and other stimulus measures may be in the works.

Between the government, volunteers and various tax-prep companies, there are a number of ways that taxpayers can file their returns for free.

European airlines have been running near-empty flights in order to retain valuable airport slots, drawing criticism from climate activists.

COVID-19 has infected more than 755 Americans, according to Johns Hopkins University, and killed at least 26.

Bernie Sanders hopes a win over Joe Biden in Tuesday's Michigan Democratic primary can keep his White House hopes alive.

Corporate virtual private networks — designed to be used by a subgroup of employees — will have to handle the strain caused by thousands of telecommuting employees if the coronavirus continues to spread.

"Viruses don't care about politics and they don't care about location," Johns Hopkins University Dr. Marty Makary said.

It's not too late for small- and medium-sized businesses to set up remote workforces, communicate with staff and prepare for a worsening coronavirus outbreak.

Whether you're getting married or moving in together, you need to sort out the details of your finances, from who pays for what to how bills actually get paid. Here are six things every woman needs to know about relationship money.

As the number COVID-19 cases spreads to new areas of the country, educators are faced with a race against time to come up with contingency plans that would allow learning and critical services to continue should schools close.

With the market's roller-coaster ride, long-term investors who have their money in retirement accounts should not panic. Rather, consider taking these proactive steps — some do's and don'ts — right now.

When it comes to financial planning during times of crisis, chances are you don't need to find a new strategy or way of doing things. What you need is this simple thing: Have a plan.