CNBC Blogs
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Cosmetics companies are waging the war against aging on a whole new front: correcting skin tone.
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The Federal Reserve’s decision to buy more mortgage-backed securities from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could impact more than just the housing market.
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A long-term investor expects Johnson & Johnson to start making new highs.
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House Republicans have taken a thinly veiled shot at Warren Buffett by using his name for a bill making it easier to "write a check" to help pay back a bit of the United State's $16 trillion public debt.
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American farms had an amazingly profitable year—an eye-popping 35.5 percent profit growth! Yet somehow the myth of a farm labor shortage persists.
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Historically, quadruple witching day in September has been positive for the markets, with the S&P 500 index closing in the black 75 percent of the time.
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According to the Alcoholic Beverage DemandTracker, 33 percent of alcohol drinkers who visit restaurants regularly report that they are more likely to order beer when offered a large selection of beer brands.
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JetBlue says it will offer in-flight Wi-Fi to passengers beginning in early 2013. And the service will initially be free.
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I like to have a little fun. I’ve created my own stock market trading celebrities.
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A case of "popcorn lung" that struck a Colorado man may start infecting its way through a number of companies that make the popular microwave product.
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The worst is over for Starbucks in Europe, and the company is confident that it can continue to navigate a challenging economic environment, CEO Howard Schultz told CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” on Thursday.
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Price tags can be deceiving. And even practiced investors and the business media sometimes lose sight of that.
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Industry pros—who reported out-of-control computer algorithms and an emphasis on speed over safety—actually wish high frequency trading was more regulated, a new study says.
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After rising to a new 4-year high last month, utilities are now the only large S&P sector trading in the red this year.
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As traditional media options fade away, mom and pop merchants are desperate for new, effective marketing avenues like Groupon and the other daily deal sites that bring in new clients with no upfront expense. However, Groupon’s business model has inherent flaws.
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Groupon is a spotlight that shines brightly upon well-run businesses, but can expose poorly organized operations. Get your house in order before you run a Groupon and you will reap massive benefits.
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LyondellBasell Industries is pushing a 52-week high, and traders are rolling with the name.
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J. C. Penney analyst days are always eventful. And Wednesday's analyst day did not disappoint.
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J.C. Penney shares have jumped more than 50 percent since bottoming in July, a sign that much of investors’ negative sentiment about the retailer has begun to evaporate, one analyst says.
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Your best business plans can go up in smoke if you're not planning now for the 'worst case scenario,' says this blogger.
