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Mary Trump's tell-all book goes on sale on Tuesday.

As the world grapples with climate change and an economic downturn, new research from the World Resources Institute suggests that sustainable ocean-based investments will yield benefits at least five times greater than the costs.

Start-ups are letting leases expire, and bigger companies are downsizing in favor of smaller, satellite offices as employers prepare for a future of distributed work.

American Airlines is the latest airline set to send out federally-required notices to staff about potential furloughs.

SoftBank has been working toward an initial public offering of Arm Holdings more than a year from now but has received inbound interest in a potential acquisition, sources say.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday ordered all counties in the state to close all bar operations and the indoor operations of businesses including restaurants, movie theaters and museums, as Covid-19 cases continue to climb.

The order was revealed after the judge in Stone's case asked whether Trump's clemency applies only to Stone's prison term or also to the two-year probation period included in his sentence.

Jeffrey Epstein, a wealthy investor who was a former friend of Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, died from what has been ruled a suicide in a Manhattan jail.

President Donald Trump commuted the prison sentence of his friend Roger Stone. A pardon for former national security advisor Michael Flynn is not off the table.

Trump retweeted a post by Chuck Woolery about purported lies about Covid-19 being told by "the CDC, Media, Democrats, our Doctors."

The Covid-19 death rate is rising again in the U.S. with an average of 700 new deaths a day as of Sunday, according to a CNBC analysis of Johns Hopkins University data.

All product categories will have quantity restrictions in order to ensure sellers have enough space to store their goods.

The proposed deal is anticipated to provide Fisker the necessary funding to bring its first product, the Fisker Ocean, to production in late 2022.

Microsoft chose to offload a consumer property that became popular in China, but not without taking an equity stake in the new company.

"My fear in this is that we create these political footballs that get kicked around the place," Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO's health emergencies program, said at a news conference.

"We have more co-morbid illness among young people in this country — more asthma, more obesity, more diabetes — so there is going to be higher risk with our school age population," former FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottlieb said.

"We're not going to use our children as a litmus test and we're not going to put our children in a place where their health is endangered," Cuomo said. "It's that simple."

As of Friday, Musk was worth $70.5 billion, roughly $1 billion more than Buffett, as Tesla stock continues to break records.

The largest portion of the sum, $150 million, will be given in five-year grants to various civil rights and racial equality groups.