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Funko wasn't hit as hard by the bankruptcy and closure of Toys R Us, the CEO said on Saturday.
To find a place in a rapidly evolving auto industry, British-based Lagonda and Spain's Hispano Suiza are looking forward into the past, blending heritage with futuristic technology, including all-electric drivetrains.
While it doesn't have the best interior, the Levante GTS lives up to the driving experience that a Maserati badge promises with a roaring Ferrari V-8 engine under the hood.
CNBC caught up with Washington Wizards owner Ted Leonsis to talk basketball, leadership, even Amazon.
Last year, Microsoft bought GitHub, IBM bought Red Hat, Adobe bought Marketo and Broadcom bought CA, while the consumer companies were quiet.
There are hundreds of young companies in the growing private space industry but one of them is landing impressive talent and keeping its foot on the gas: Relativity Space.
U.S. airlines will soon add nonbinary gender options for travelers when they book their tickets, an effort to bring airline booking systems in line with state identification cards that also offer the option.
On Saturday, the league announced in 2020 it will launch the Basketball Africa League, featuring 12 teams from Africa.
The Trump administration wants to sell its nuclear energy technology to cash-rich Saudi Arabia.
Southwest Airlines told its mechanics that it is in an "operational emergency" and called for "all hands on deck" among these workers after the number of grounded jets doubled.
Jim Cramer seconds Nvidia's call for more computing and explains why investors have reason to believe in the stock's bottom.
Jim Cramer ticks down the reasons why he believes Nvidia's call that its weakest end markets are turning positive.
Jim Cramer flies through his responses to callers' stock questions.
Jim Cramer takes a look at the week ahead and says good news on a U.S.-China trade deal can give international companies a guidance boost and cause stocks to rally.
The retailer will begin liquidation sales for its U.S. stores on Feb 17. It is also winding down its e-commerce operations.
Jim Cramer sits down with Johnson & Johnson Chairman and CEO Alex Gorsky, who speaks to his company's partnership with Apple, deal to buy Auris Health and more.
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