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Black Friday is looking different this year during the pandemic -- most stores are having deals all month long.

It's relatively easy to get hoodwinked by online pharmacies that promise quality drugs at bargain prices.

Telemedicine, combined with innovative in-home diagnostic tools, really can eliminate the need for the majority of in-person doctor's visits.

After Tuesday's episode on "The Joe Rogan Experience," Spotify employees flagged the episode to review the content of it.

Some United Airlines flights are offering/requiring free COVID-19 rapid tests during a month-long trial run.

Dunkin' and Baskin Robbins will now be under the Inspire Brands umbrella after an $8 billion deal.

Alibaba's Singles Day sales event is slated for Nov. 11.

Restaurant company Inspire Brands announced Friday it was buying Dunkin' Brands, owner of the Dunkin' donut and Baskin-Robbins ice cream chains, for $8.8 billion.

The company said they mostly lost users who joined at the start of the pandemic, but warned the trend could continue through the fourth quarter.

Sony is looking at deal valued at more than 100 billion yen or $957 million to purchase Crunchydeal.

Pizza Hut saw a same-store sales growth of 6% for the third quarter over last year, but closed 672 restaurants in the same quarter.

U.S. stocks plunged Friday as tech giants reported quarterly results that offered tepid outlooks for 2021, a spike in coronavirus cases and amid a tense political climate. 

The firearms industry has seen a steady increase in sales since the start of 2020.

Polestar 2 owners will be notified by email about the recall next week.

More retailers announced in October that they would be closing stores. Here are the latest to do so.

Alibaba-backed Ant Group is set to start trading on November 5 through one of the most anticipated IPOs ever.

Apple saw a 20.7% decline in iPhone sales in the quarter, while Mac and iPads saw a significant increase in sales.

Starbucks' net revenue was $6.2 billion, down 8% compared to a year earlier.

The Binance CEO said the exchange always operated within the boundaries of the law.

Shares of budget airlines Spirit and Allegiant Air surge after positive outlook.

The options market is pessimistic about Bitcoin's rally to $20,000 by the end of the year.

The White House has promised Israel that it will help the country maintain military superiority in the Middle East once the sale goes through.

Facebook's quarterly profit jumped 29% to $7.8 billion on revenue that climbed to $21.2 billion as people continued to rely on the internet and social media to stay connected while staying safe from the pandemic.

Oil prices slide on demand worries as US stocks rebound from rout

Amazon's third-quarter profits tripled from a year ago on strong retail sales during the pandemic and growth in cloud computing, the company announced Thursday.

Pinterest reported a third-quarter revenue increase of 58% to $443 million year-over-year.

Walmart customers can get a free Thanksgiving dinner by buying these products that offer cash back.

Dine Brands Global expects to shut down close to 100 IHOP restaurants and 15 Applebee's locations.

After a long legal bout, Tiffany was acquired by LVMH for far less than the companies previously agreed on.