CNBC Blogs
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The most effective jobs program appears to be to convince working-aged adults they don’t need a job.
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Imagine you're Barack Obama, and someone hands you one of the best pieces of economic news you've seen yet. Trouble is, the information is embargoed until the next morning. Do you release it?
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Vanity Fair’s “New Establishment” list hit newsstands today. And one of the first things you notice is that the list is no longer a who’s who of Hollywood, or fashion or Wall Street.
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Underlying all of Jeff Bezos big Kindle announcements Thursday was the message that Amazon is betting big on selling content, more than devices.
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Feel like most meetings are a complete waste of your time? Join the club! Here's why most meetings are failures.
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American Express is planning a lounge at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. And American Airlines isn't too happy about it.
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A duo of reports out Thursday said Facebook's ads are working, but mobile still has a ways to go. A survey from Capstone Investments, finds Facebook ads are generating improving return on investment for advertisers "that could lead to increased spend on the platform."
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A man called one of my partners and said he wanted to open a $50 million account. "More to follow if you do a good job."
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S&P 500 hits multiyear high — anger and frustration hit multiyear highs.
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There is some concern that the political uncertainty surrounding the election and looming fiscal cliff could rattle consumers heading into the all-important holiday season.
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I often coach executives to act big when making presentations. But I've never considered—never wanted to consider—acting big with a bear.
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After losing 70 percent of their business in the housing crash, the nation's home builders are breaking ground again. New orders for homes are rebounding strongly - unfortunately, in some areas, the workers to build these homes are not.
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Back in 2005, Selch ended a meeting with his bosses at Bank of America by pulling down his pants and mooning them.
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As expected, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi unveiled a new bond-buying program, even though at present there is no one who has asked for it. So why didn't the market move up on the news?
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Option action lit up yesterday in Abbott Laboratories, which has been a solid performer for the last year.
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Nokia and Motorola unveil new mobile phones; buzz is building for Amazon’s announcement tomorrow.
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Ucoming releases of new Apple and Samsung products could help make FedEx a buying opportunity, one analyst said.
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Bad news for traditional gamers: 5 percent fewer people are playing games than a year ago, according to a new report from the NPD Group.
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Today (Wednesday) is the 22nd straight day in which the S&P 500 has not closed up or down at least 1 percent.
