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Tesla had a roller-coaster week to begin February, with the stock swinging hundreds of dollars in both directions as it set several new records.

Sinn Fein support surged 50% to bring it into joint first place on 22% with the two center-right parties that have dominated Irish politics for a century, according to the poll released on Saturday evening.

The 2020 McLaren 600LT exudes raw performance. It's not cheap, comfortable, or quiet, but it's one of the most incredible and exciting supercars ever built.

Thai security forces shot and killed the rogue soldier on Sunday morning after an overnight standoff at a shopping center in the northeastern Thai city of Nakhon Ratchasima.

The global death toll for the new coronavirus stands at 813, after China on Sunday reported another 89 deaths.

A young Jeff Bezos did not set out to be a businessman, let alone the richest person in the world. In fact he had other plans. But the Amazon CEO and founder remembers the exact moment that set him on that path.

Microsoft has transformed from what was long a slow and staid name into something like the all-purpose core holding of this market moment.

U.S. weapons maker Lockheed Martin Corp said on Friday it will not participate in next week's Singapore Airshow over coronavirus concerns. On Saturday, Boeing told CNBC it will still attend.

It is the first known American death in an outbreak of a new coronavirus. Wuhan is the center of the outbreak and the capital of Hubei province, where most deaths and confirmed cases are located.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren bashed Bloomberg over the piles of cash he's spent on his campaign so far.

Antarctica just set its hottest temperature ever recorded at 64.9 degrees Fahrenheit as climate change continues to accelerate across the world.

Apple said it is extending its store closures in China due to the coronavirus outbreak in the region. It had originally planned to keep stores closed until Feb. 9.

The market pullback Friday "is still a worry about the virus," Hyman said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street."

An unseasonably mild January helped power the U.S. jobs market to more gains.

2020 was supposed to be the year the Chinese traveler returned thanks to an improving trade backdrop and signs of economic stabilization.

Li Wenliang was one of eight whistleblowers reprimanded by police for allegedly spreading "illegal and false" information about the virus.

"It's heartbreaking but we stand ready with China to provide them any and all support," Vice President Mike Pence said.

Euro zone GDP (gross domestic product) growth surprised markets to the downside in the fourth quarter, rising by just 0.1%.

He will be replaced by Thomas Gottstein who currently heads the bank's Swiss unit.