Consumer Discretionary
US: Consumer Services
Back-to-school shopping is here. These items might strain your budget.
Big-box retailers may be struggling, but local mom and pop stores are staying afloat, especially in ethnic neighborhoods.
Michael Graham, Canaccord Genuity, and Scott Galloway, NYU Stern School of Business, discuss Blue Apron's stock performance ahead of earnings.
Non-manufacturing economic activity was expected to reflect strength in July.
CNBC's Rick Santelli reports the latest read on the health of the services sector and factory orders.
Kevin O’Leary, O’Shares ETFs chairman, discusses his outlook on Apple earnings. The “Fast Money Halftime Report” traders weigh in.
Ride-sharing and delivery player Go-Jek has become a crucial workaround in traffic-clogged Jakarta, boosting businesses' sales.
Sustainable products and social responsibility are "integral" to Unilever's operating model, the company's CEO Paul Polman told CNBC.
Unilever's acquisition of luxury cosmetics brand Hourglass was smart as a long-term investment, Robert Waldschmidt, head of consumer research at Liberum said.
Chipotle confirmed Tuesday that several customers in Sterling, Virginia, reported symptoms of norovirus after eating at the chain.
Delta Air Lines responded to criticisms on Twitter from Ann Coulter, who said the airline had reassigned her "carefully" selected seat
Finding truly great deals on Amazon, even though it's the much-hyped Prime Day, might be harder than you think.
Big retail players are failing to capture the benefits of global growth, Will Hayllar, head of consumer goods practice at OC&C said on Thursday.
Non-manufacturing economic activity increased in June, defying the expectation of economists who predicted a fall.
China shouldn’t squander a major opportunity to lead artificial intelligence development globally, top Baidu executives said on Wednesday.
China Caixin services PMI on Wednesday showed growth slowed in June, coming in at 51.6, down from May's four-month high of 52.8.
BRUSSELS, June 27- EU antitrust regulators hit Google with a record 2.4- billion-euro fine for favouring its own shopping service, taking a tough line in the first of three probes of its dominance in searches and smartphone operating systems. It is the biggest fine the European Commission has ever imposed on a single company in an antitrust case, exceeding a...
June 26- Apple Inc is leasing a small fleet of cars from rental company Hertz Global Holdings Inc to test self-driving technology, Bloomberg reported on Monday. Apple is renting Lexus RX450h sport-utility vehicles from Hertz's Donlen fleet-management unit, according to the Bloomberg report, citing documents released recently by the California Department...
June 26- Apple Inc is leasing a small fleet of cars from rental company Hertz Global Holdings Inc to test self-driving technology, Bloomberg reported on Monday. Apple is renting Lexus RX450h sport-utility vehicles from Hertz's Donlen fleet-management unit, according to the Bloomberg report, citing documents released recently by the California Department...
PARIS, June 26- EU antitrust regulators are likely to impose a record fine on Alphabet unit Google over its shopping service as soon as Tuesday, two people familiar with the matter said on Monday, concluding one of three cases against the company. The European Commission's case was triggered by scores of complaints from both U.S. and European rivals, leading to a...
