Stocks rose amid a slew of corporate dealmaking activity as the market tried to recover from its first back-to-back weekly declines in months.

Nvidia, Oracle and Immunomedics all surged on dealmaking activity. Delta backs new debt with its frequent flyer program.

Bryn Mawr Trust’s Jeff Mills believes big tech will eventually regain its market leadership.

Lower nighttime temperatures that typically provide critical relief from the hot days are disappearing as the climate changes.

CNBC used TipRanks analyst ranking service to pinpoint Wall Street’s best-performing stocks, like Uber and Lovesac.

The historic fires have burned millions of acres and decimated homes in California, Oregon and Washington State, as officials brace for more fatalities and evacuations. 

Microsoft is looking to compete with Amazon with a service that connects satellites directly to a cloud computing network.

Wall Street suffered through another volatile session to end the Nasdaq’s worst week since March. 

More than a decade ago, it was much more common for companies to go public earlier in their development, allowing investors to participate in the rise of winners like Amazon and Google.

Unemployed workers can expect to get a $300 weekly supplement to jobless benefits for a period covering up to six weeks, according to a federal official.