CNBC Blogs
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Whether it is attitudes or lack of available credit keeping the rental market on a tear, at some point, as happened during the housing bubble, prices will prevail.
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On the heels of 'The Avengers' massive performance and the successful launch of Cars Land at its California theme park, Disney is expected to report stronger results across its segments on Tuesday after the bell.
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We are less than 2 percent from four-year highs in the U.S. stock market. Three-month highs in the S&P 500 index, better than 10 percent off the June lows. Can we break out even more?
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Brazilian oil giant Petrobras held its ground yesterday, and the bulls are looking for a rally.
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The DOW faces significant resistance barriers which place limits on the upside in this market.
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New York state accuses Standard Chartered of doing business with Iran; Apple drops Youtube from its new mobile operating system and Caribou Coffee blames Green Mountain for its poor performance.
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Two years ago, Tim Geithner welcomed America to the recovery. How'd that work out?
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A couple of questions still floating around, including: will Tom Joyce remain as chairman?
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SecondMarket, the leading platform for trading private company shares, seems to be benefiting from growing distrust in the public markets — despite losing its most popular company, Facebook, to the public market.
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The stock market rally worth about 300 points on the Dow over the past three sessions is "totally irrational," according to the curator of the Money Market Index economic barometer.
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Investors in housing are buying up as many distressed properties as they can find, but investors in the mortgage market are still sidelined, burned by the subprime bust that left many of them with huge losses.
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For the first time in years, the German brand looks like it's finally going to make an extended run at joining BMW, Mercedes and Lexus as a leading luxury auto line here in the states.
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American Airlines is offering a fee-based luggage delivery service for checked bags. Is the price worth the service?
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Michael Phelps accidentally swam Saturday into one of the great questions that lurks just beneath the surface of the 2012 presidential campaign.
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US Airways becomes the first U.S. airline to offer premium meals in economy class on some international flights.
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Volatile oil prices, rising inflation, slowing emerging markets, and geopolitical tension have left investors hesitant to make moves in the oil market. But some analysts are confident that oil companies are in a strong position moving forward.
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Six items that have consumers buzzing in the world of beer, wine and spirits, including how far some beer has traveled, the Teen Commandments and here come the Brewlyweds! I'll drink to that.
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In two weeks, a couple of hundred million shares come off lockup, which many expect will trigger a big sell-off. Which is exactly why some contrarians on Wall Street are considering taking a long position on the social network.
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Although P&G’s guidance for the current quarter fell short of estimates, one analyst said the Street is sort of blowing it off as investors look to see if the traditionally insular company can adjust its growth strategy successfully.
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Private-sector job growth relied on to fuel the employment recovery is even weaker than it looks, according to one economic expert who says government subsidies distort the true picture.
