CNBC Blogs
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Want to know what's going to happen to stocks in September? It's simple. It's all about the European Central Bank and Apple.
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It was hard to take my eyes off CenterPoint Energy yesterday.
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Twitter says that its users own their tweets, and all that personal information. The court says Twitter does, and should hand them over when subpoenaed.
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Many of Paulson & Co.'s investors hung in there despite a 35-percent drop last year in its flagship hedge fund. But now, with returns still sagging, some investors are jumping ship.
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Senator Bob Corker blasted Ben Bernanke today, calling him "an enabler of some perverse financial system addiction."
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I've been asked about how to play Isaac. There are a couple of obvious choices.
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Employees behaving badly can take a huge toll on the organization.
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America's biggest financial companies have an aggressive agenda of reforms they hope to see adopted by Mitt Romney—should he win the election. But many on Wall Street aren’t expecting to hear much about this agenda from Republicans at the convention in Tampa.
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The debate over “QE3” seems to revolve primarily over whether or not more quantitative easing will have any impact on employment, the big “miss” on the Fed’s twin objectives.
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The force of a pop-culture phenomenon is helping Zing Toys land its biggest opportunity to date by driving sales of its Z-Curve Bow.
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More Americans are expected to take to the skies and roads this Labor Day weekend, according to AAA forecasts. Get the details on why.
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Does the latest rise in home prices finally signal a real recovery in the housing market? Or are other factors at work?
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No Mario Draghi in Jackson Hole? Oh man, there goes two weeks of analysis by an army of traders.
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Tennis star Maria Sharapova has scored countless sponsorships with major brands - but now she is out with a brand of her own.
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While gold prices have been on the rise on expectations of further monetary stimulus, the recent uptrend could be limited.
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Something very strange has happened in response to reports that the Republican Party’s official platform will call for a commission to study a return to a gold standard.
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I was asked about some trading in Citigroup that occurred about 10:27am ET Monday morning.
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A U.S. court’s ruling that Samsung infringed on Apple’s patents is less about the $1.05 billion in damages that Samsung will have to shell out and more about how the ruling will impact the smartphone competitive landscape, one analyst said.
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If the worst is over for the housing market, then we have to ask what effect that will have on the recently booming apartment sector.
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It takes 17 Nasdaq 100 stocks to match Apple’s point impact on the index this year.
