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Financial markets and the White House are demanding interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve that may not work and may not even be necessary.

Outside groups, many of which are led by women, are laying the groundwork for the eventual Democratic nominee's battle against President Trump.

Barring an October 2008 plunge of 14.6%, quick market sell-offs tend to lead to positive returns just two weeks after the fall.

Alphabet's division X announced its latest moonshot project, called Tidal, in an effort to preserve ocean life and help feed humanity.

Klobuchar plans to endorse Biden at a rally in Dallas on Monday night, a day before the primary in her home state of Minnesota.

Samsung's Galaxy S20 Ultra is loaded with great hardware, from an amazing screen to a huge battery and even 5G. But 5G is still really confusing and there are some camera bugs that need to be worked out. Here's CNBC's Galaxy S20 Ultra review.

Wright, also formerly CEO of NBC, told CNBC on Monday that Welch "clearly was one of the best CEOs of his time."

"The epidemics in the Republic of Korea, Italy, Iran and Japan are our greatest concern," a WHO official said.

President Donald Trump on Monday brushed off concerns that holding rallies presents a public health risk, even as companies are canceling major events and restricting travel.

New York officials confirmed on Sunday the state's first infection.

Many Americans fear the coronavirus outbreak could prevent them from working and getting paid. Here's how to kickstart an emergency fund.

Fortune magazine once called him "manager of the century," but he also was known as "Neutron Jack" for slashing tens of thousands of jobs.

The filing also says that the company's subscription business is expected to continue growing, despite the advertising headwinds.

Pete Buttigieg exited the 2020 Democrat presidential race, ending an unlikely bid that saw a gay small-town mayor overpower governors and senators.

"To me this is another indication that the president and the White House are finally aware of the gravity of the situation," former FEMA official Michael Coen told NBC News.

The case is the latest challenge to the law, more commonly known as Obamacare, which has twice before withstood challenges at the Supreme Court.

U.S. government yields fell to new lows on Monday.

The CDC sent test kits earlier in the outbreak to public health labs around the country, but those kits were problematic and potentially inaccurate.

Wendy's is betting that breakfast will eventually account for 10% of its U.S. sales.