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Jimmy Fallon started the #NewThanksgivingTraditions hashtag game. Here are some of the best responses.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Monday notches its first all-time high since February, ending a relative fallow period for the blue-chip benchmark, which was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic relative to its peers.

U.S. stocks book a round of fresh records Monday, as a rally fueled by optimism on the COVID-19 vaccine front overshadowed skyrocketing case numbers.

Prime money-market funds are under pressure from regulators who want to make sure the destructive run-to-the-exit seen in March is not allowed to be repeated.

‘Sometimes, we don’t even see the kids for the holidays and we’re just pushing around cards and envelopes.’

‘I told her that, given that she achieved her dream of getting a master’s degree, now it is my turn to fulfill my dream of owning a home.’

Co-founded by Turkish scientists Uğur Şahin and his wife Özlem Türeci, BioNTech is now worth $25 billion.

A potentially fatal reaction to the 1918 flu was seen as one reason why seemingly healthy people were so hard hit.

Ray Dalio believes global markets face a “very special moment,” with China’s capital markets on the rise and the relative investment appeal of the U.S. fading.

BioNTech and Pfizer Inc.’s unexpectedly efficacious COVID-19 vaccine candidate caught Wall Street and the medical community by surprise this week, yet the same experts who are thrilled by the news caution that the effectiveness of the vaccine will likely be lower in the real world.

The answer is more than a little technical, but it all comes down to where the data is coming from and how it’s processed.

President Donald Trump on Friday continues to refuse to concede the White House race to Joe Biden, nearly a week after news outlets called the contest for the Democratic challenger.

Former President Obama isn’t surprised that President Donald Trump has refused to concede the presidential race. He discusses his new memoir and the election results on ‘60 Minutes’ this Sunday

BioNTech and Pfizer Inc.’s unexpectedly efficacious COVID-19 vaccine candidate caught Wall Street and the medical community by surprise this week, yet the same experts who are thrilled by the news caution that the effectiveness of the vaccine will likely be lower in the real world.

How seismic was the stock-market move that kicked off the week following news of an effective coronavirus vaccine candidate? It was the best week ever for inflows, according to BofA Global Research

The U.S. shattered records for daily cases of the coronavirus illness COVID-19 and hospitalizations on Friday, as states and cities announced new restrictions while others warned that full lockdowns may be needed to contain the spread.