The U.S. reported more than 83,700 new Covid-19 cases on Friday, passing the last record seen in mid-July, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
Scientists say that Joe Biden's plan to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy is required to avoid the most catastrophic consequences of climate change.
The China State Administration for Market Regulation announced the recall of nearly 50,000 Tesla Model S and Model X cars.
The Chinese currency, also known as the renminbi, strengthened this week to levels against the U.S. dollar not seen in more than two years.
The European region is reporting a "rapid increase in cases and deaths," with new infections growing 25% over the week, according to the WHO.
"Let them go bankrupt," O'Leary said of airlines, whose industry is expected to burn $77 billion in cash in the second half of 2020.
"We might retest some of the totals that we saw in the spring, when we were reporting 2,000 deaths a day related to this virus," former FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC.
The Italian village of Santo Stefano di Sessanio is hoping to attract new younger residents by offering them grants totaling as much as 44,000 euros ($52,022).
Multi-Grammy award-winning Nile Rodgers told CNBC that he doesn't know if his live shows can ever be the same again following the Covid-19 crisis.
While investment in China will remain important, "on a relative basis, we're seeing U.S. companies planning to spread that out more," PwC U.S. Chair Tim Ryan told CNBC.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell slightly to end a downbeat week as investors weighed the potential for additional fiscal stimulus.
It's 'virtually impossible' for Trump to win reelection, GOP pollster Frank Luntz said the morning after the president's final debate with Joe Biden.
Trump and Biden answered questions and challenged each other about the coronavirus pandemic, the economy and foreign interference in the election.
CNBC confirmed with two separate Amazon accounts that an Apple Card used to make a purchase on Thursday had been removed as a payment option on Friday.
Economic activity in the euro zone shrunk in October, flash data showed on Friday.
Barclays on Friday reported a net profit attributable to shareholders of £611 million ($797.7 million) as the British lender attempts to plot a recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
Switzerland, Singapore, Japan and the United Arab Emirates are also under consideration for Ripple's potential move abroad.
Homes old and new are being fitted with kit designed to make them more efficient.
From golfing and hotel spas to luxury car rentals, CNBC's Global Traveler tapped several travel experts with decades of collective planning experience for advice on where to go and what to do in the Aloha State.
The world's largest retailer will help suppliers buy renewable energy via power purchase agreements.
In a future driven by electric vehicles, China is poised to dominate if the U.S. does not transform its automobile industry in coming years.
Ireland's industrial policy relies heavily on outside investment with several tech and pharmaceutical giants having headquarters in the country.
U.S. sanctions, including the blacklisting of Huawei and moves to cut the Chinese company off from key semiconductor supplies, are weighing on the results.
Animals, plants and trees are helping to shape the urban environment.
Lufax said it will issue 175,000,000 American depositary shares (ADS) which will be priced between $11.50 and $13.50 per share
Experts say that our tendency to overestimate positive outcomes could be putting ourselves and others at risk.
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading infectious disease expert, has previously said the drug would set "a new standard of care" for Covid-19 patients.
Huawei touted a powerful new 5G chip with its new Mate 40 smartphone lineup. The company faces a supply shortage due to U.S. sanctions.
The deal resolves an issue that has weighed on CEO David Solomon since he took over from Lloyd Blankfein two years ago.
There's no doubt that Europe is seeing a second wave of coronavirus infections, but the surge is not affecting its major economies in the same way, and JP Morgan has a theory why that may be.