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Here's what visiting a theme park is like in the age of coronavirus
Six Flags Great Adventure & Safari is one of 11 theme parks the entertainment giant has opened at limited capacities across the U.S. CNBC spent the...
A 'financial war' with China could be brewing on top of the trade war
U.S. regulators have long sought more transparency from Chinese companies with shares trading on U.S. exchanges.
Wells Fargo tells new clients they need $1 million in balances for certain mortgage refinancings
The move shows how Wells Fargo, the largest U.S. mortgage lender and biggest player in jumbo mortgages, is operating under the dual pressures of the coronavirus...
Your income took a hit. Now what?
About half of Americans have lost some household income because of the pandemic. Here's what you can do to strengthen your situation.
Job losses remain 'enormous': Coronavirus unemployment claims are worst in history
Weeks into the coronavirus crisis, new applications for unemployment benefits remain at least twice their peak during the Great Recession.
She just started her doctorate in physics. Now she's worried she could be deported
Michelle Wang was supposed to start her doctorate program in physics at Emory University this August. But a recent announcement by the Trump administration has her...
Fewer Americans may get a second stimulus check. What we know about the next round of payments
With lawmakers on Capitol Hill poised to face off on whether or not to send a second set of stimulus checks to Americans, a compromise has...
UC will sue Trump administration over international student ban, joining Harvard, MIT
The University of California announced it also will sue the federal government over a policy that could strip visas from international students, joining Harvard and MIT.
Households need those tax refunds to cover their rent, survey shows
Before the pandemic took hold in the U.S., taxpayers mostly planned to put their refunds into savings and pay down debt. Within a couple months, their...
How to borrow money if you are out of options
People have few choices when borrowing money to fix holes in their budget. Many loans carry high interest rates or hidden fees. Here are your best...
Dividend payments plunge by $42.5 billion in worst quarter for income investors since financial crisis
Companies struggling to get through the pandemic slashed the amount of money they returned to shareholders through dividends in the second quarter.
Black-owned businesses report boost in sales and interest on Blackout Day
"Anytime you can bring in new customers to Black-owned businesses, it's a great thing," Michael De Los Santos, owner of Mike D's BBQ, said.
Here's what visiting a theme park is like in the age of Covid-19
Six Flags Great Adventure & Safari is one of 11 theme parks the entertainment giant has opened at limited capacities across the U.S. CNBC spent the...
Goldman warns delayed election results this November similar to Bush-Gore could rock the market
Goldman Sachs is warning that the upcoming presidential election could see delayed results.