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Dragon Corporation is aiming to raise half a billion dollars through token sales in an effort to bring blockchain into the gambling world. » Read More
Theo Spierings, CEO, Fonterra, played down the chances of an expansion into Australia through M&A, but said the company is always willing to listen. » Read More |
The Trump administration issued an updated travel ban with fresh restrictions on who can enter the U.S., targeting eight countries. » Read More |
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For restaurants, an 'Instagrammable' experience can mean just as much as good food on your plate.
Sports should report total audience numbers, not just the fans watching the live broadcast, George Pyne, Bruin Sports Capital founder and CEO, told CNBC.
Patrice Banks said she was on a mission to not only empower herself, but to help other women maintain their cars.
Changing consumer taste preferences, shopping behavior and the need for speed offer some reasons why the retail landscape has evolved so rapidly.
Throughout Facebook's history, Zuckerberg has repeatedly fallen behind, then issued blog posts begging for another chance to put things right.
Jason Hoff, the CEO of Mercedes-Benz USA, discussed the automaker's $1 billion investment in electric vehicle production.
"It's worth examining how we got here," Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi wrote in an email obtained by CNBC.
Facebook is fighting through a tangled morass of privacy, free-speech and moderation issues with governments, The New York Times reports.
Mercedes-Benz USA CEO Jason Hoff discusses the company's billion dollar bet on electric vehicles.
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports the Department of Homeland Security has recommended new guidelines on White House on travel restrictions.
Despite working as an engineer at a Fortune 500 company, Patrice Banks called herself an “auto-airhead”, since she knew so little about her car. Seeking to fix that, she became a certified automotive technician. Then she created an all-female-operated garage, and has a new book to teach everyone what they should know about what’s under the hood.
With devastating hurricanes in the Caribbean dominating the news, CNBC's Seema Mody reports on how the travel industry is affected by consumers rethinking their plans.
Jan Kniffen, J. Rogers Kniffen WWE, discusses the news that Wal-Mart is testing a delivery service to deliver food directly into your fridge.
CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports on the moves in Finish Line shares following its quarterly earnings report.
Baird reiterates its outperform rating on Costco shares, predicting the discount retailer will build warehouse clubs in China.
Uber's London unit launched a petition against the decision to revoke its license on Friday.
