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Squawk Box Live in Europe has full reaction to the global stock rally, aided by dovish talk from the ECB.
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The three tech earnings beats are a positive in an earnings season that has been fairly lackluster.
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CEO John Challenger says that even though job cuts are higher this year, lower jobless claims could mean the laid-off are transitioning quickly.
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The German carmaker with a storied history but a blemished image is attempting a comeback. No, not Volkswagen. We're talking about Borgward.
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The sale of Ferrari shares raised $893.1 million for parent company Fiat Chrysler. CNBC looks at some of the most expensive luxury sports cars.
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The swathe of smart watches entering the market led by Apple's Watch has dented sales of Swiss-made timepieces and looks set to continue weighing on the sector.
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Puerto Rico could be completely illiquid by November, pushing it closer to defaulting on major debt payments, top officials said.
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Nearly a dozen junior bankers, some from the U.K., have been sacked by JPMorgan in New York after being discovered "cheating" at a basic math test.
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Microsoft separately cut about 1,000 jobs, or less than 1 percent of its workforce, in a new round of cuts.
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The recall of potentially defective Takata airbags, one of the largest auto recalls in U.S. history, may grow even larger, the NYT reports.
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It's been called "the burger horrified the internet," but McDonald's says its Modern China burger, complete with grey buns, is selling just fine.
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The company beat on both the top and bottom lines with earnings of $7.35 per share on revenue of $18.68 billion.
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Asian share markets rallied on Friday, encouraged by sharp offshore gains following hints of new stimulus from the European Central Bank.
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South Korea's economy grew at its fastest pace in five years in the third quarter, shaking off the blow dealt by the MERS outbreak earlier in the year.
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The US is emerging as a serious alternative to Hong Kong as the possible headquarters for HSBC, the Financial Times reports.
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Shopping around for a new Medicare plan for 2016 could save you a lot of money.
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Twitter CEO Dorsey announced via Twitter that he plans to give around a third of his personal stake — around 1 percent of Twitter — to employees.
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China's top brass will convene in Beijing on October 26-29 for a policy-setting meeting that will be closely watched by investors worldwide.
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Amazon's Web Services revenue grew by 78 percent, while its sales in North America rose nearly 30 percent.
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The euphoria over Ferrari's IPO could soon fade as investors get over the glamour of owning a supercar stock and recognize the issues at stake.
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The Amazon CEO made another massive paper gain on Thursday after the company crushed earnings expectations.
