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Monzo CEO Tom Blomfield says big banks are saddled with outdated tech and a risk-averse culture.

CNBC's David Reid says a new running shoe from Nike isn't cheating but rather just another evolution within sport.

China's movie theaters were ramping up for one of their biggest sales seasons of the year — hiring extra staff and buying more supplies — when the coronavirus hit.

The app is the latest effort by the Chinese government to use its sprawling surveillance system to contain the new coronavirus outbreak.

Investors and analysts often look to the SARS outbreak in 2003 to gauge the potential economic impact from the latest coronavirus outbreak.

Amazon said it wants to depose Trump to learn more about any private conversations related to the JEDI award.

Two Russian "satellites have been actively maneuvering near a U.S. government satellite," Gen. John Raymond told CNBC.

Ned Davis Research said the coronavirus outbreak is a "black swan" event for the oil and energy space, and that there could be more downside ahead.

A U.S. judge on Monday rejected a request by Uber Technologies Inc and courier services provider Postmates Inc to block a California labor law from taking effect, saying the bill's public benefits outweighed the companies' concerns.

Naughton's departure comes in the midst of a slow-rolling executive shakeup over the last several months, as co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin stepped down from their roles.

In a filing, Slack said "IBM has been Slack's largest customer for several years and has expanded its usage of Slack over that time."

CNBC's Jim Cramer breaks down why money managers are rotating from cyclical to secular growth stocks. The "Mad Money" host explains why he's more bullish on Uber.

XPO Logistics will continue to consider a sale and or spinoff of its business units after reporting a beat on earnings and a miss on revenues on Monday.

See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell.

Pete Buttigieg is seeing a surge of support from previously undecided business executives after his success during the Iowa caucuses.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell heads to Capitol Hill on Tuesday at a touchy juncture.

As of Monday evening, more than 42,700 cases of coronavirus have been reported, resulting in at least 1,011 deaths.

The Education Department's budget would be reduced under Trump's 2021 budget. Cuts include the end of subsidized student loans and the public service loan forgiveness program.

"I guess I'm just too negative on the thing I'm most negative about ... the future of the mall," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.

President Donald Trump's proposed budget would kill a loan program that assisted automakers such as Ford and Tesla.