Say What? Twitter Stumped Over Top State for Biz
South Dakota soared to the top spot in CNBC's annual survey of the Top States for Business, but who would've thunk it? Not Twitter.
On Monday, the S&P opened up, then drifted lower and moved into negative territory less than 20 minutes later.
Stocks that have gotten clobbered during the volatile 2018 cycle are the ones most likely to lead the market next year, according to Goldman Sachs.
Four Democratic senators want to know whether White House deputy chief of staff Bill Shine is breaking ethics laws as he continues to get paid millions in bonuses by Fox News, his former employer.
It's been a challenging year for Papa John's. Public scandals surrounding its founder and a massive decline in same-store sales have pressured the company into making major changes to its marketing strategy and rethink how to lure customers back.
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British toy retailer Hamleys is close to finalizing a deal where it would secure roughly 30,000 square feet at 2 Herald Square, near Macy's and Victoria's Secret, a person familiar with those negotiations tells CNBC.
Amazon's Alexa voice assistant has a bunch of new features. The most compelling one lets you ask Alexa to read you your new emails. You can even respond by voice. Here's how to set up Alexa to read your email.
A sentencing document concludes that Cohen acted "in coordination and at the direction" of President Donald Trump in making the payments to two women who said they had affairs with the president.
Institutional Investor hall of famer Richard Bernstein debunks bear market fears.
Institutional Investor hall of famer Richard Bernstein blames uncertainty for the violent market swings.
CNBC's "Closing Bell" team talks with Quincy Crosby from Prudential Financial, Tony Crescenzi from Pimco, Art Cashin from UBS Financial Servives, and Rick Santelli at the CME in Chicago about today's market swings.
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