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Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick plans to raise $250 million for a special purpose acquisition company focused on racial equality and social justice issues.

The company said revenue in its Asia-Pacific market jumped 26%, cushioning a sharp decline in its Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) market, where several stores have been closed due to a resurgence in COVID-19 cases.

U.S. stocks took a breather ahead of a basket of earnings later today.

Canopy Growth Corp. CEO believes the Biden administration is bullish for cannabis profits.

The company behind Fox News, Fox Sports, the Fox broadcast network, local-television stations and other media assets Tuesday reported $4.09 billion in revenue for its fiscal second quarter that ended Dec. 31, up 8% compared with the same period a year earlier.

Eli Lilly said it was recently made aware of allegations of an inappropriate personal relationship between Smiley and an employee.

Reddit Inc.'s role in the recent stock-trading frenzy has brought millions of new users to the social media platform, its chief executive says, as well as scrutiny to the power of large communities online.

U.S. equity markets climbed to record highs Monday as investors looked ahead to the prospect that President Biden’s $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package would sail through Congress.

Tom Brady may be the world’s best QB but historically that hasn’t always been good for stocks, but a win with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers may be different.

S&P 500, Nasdaq finish in record territory.

China's Luckin Coffee has filed for bankruptcy protection.

U.S. equity markets were rallied into the record books Thursday as the U.S. labor market showed signs of improving and earnings season rolled on.

Nokia Corp. CEO Pekka Lundmark thinks regulators need to closely review trading rules in the wake of a short squeeze that sent his company’s stock price soaring.

Former Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Dennis Lockhart reveals his expectations for Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen's meeting with regulators on the short-selling frenzy.

UnitedHealth runs UnitedHealthcare, a health insurance business that covers more than 48 million people mostly in the United States.

Investors who feel wronged by Robinhood Markets Inc.’s decision to restrict trading in some securities could take revenge.

The Nasdaq narrowly missed record high after stellar Amazon, Google results.

Kraft Heinz Co. KHC -0.27% is nearing a deal to sell its Planters snack business to Skippy peanut butter owner Hormel Foods Corp. HRL 3.90% , according to people familiar with the matter.