The trade deal itself is part of the larger geopolitical tug of war between the United States and China's Xi Jinping.
Americans are buying a lot more trucks and SUVs.
While Google dominates the global market for internet search, it is lagging behind in Russia, where Yandex leads.
Here's what's going on in the global space race.
"It was one of the greatest moments of my life," says Shark Tank star and Herjavec Group founder Robert Herjavec.
Tesla broke ground on Gigafactory 3 in Shanghai and is staking its future on China but it faces steep competition there.
Hannah Lux Davis just might be Ariana Grande's secret weapon.
CNBC got an inside look at Corning's oldest glass factory in Harrodsburg, Kentucky where Gorilla Glass is made.
Jeff Bezos explained his ambitious vision for Amazon in a 1999 interview.
College in the United States is expensive. Learn how we got here, and meet some former students with mounting debt.
The trade deal itself is part of the larger geopolitical tug of war between the United States and China's Xi Jinping.
Americans are buying a lot more trucks and SUVs.
NFL teams are testing a new custom 3D-printed helmet based off scans of players' heads, and it may make football safer.
San Lorenzo High School uses Yondr to lock up student's cellphones for the duration of the school day.
EIR Healthcare is selling units of its hospital room, dubbed MedModular, for $814 a square foot on Amazon.com.
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One of America’s most popular and beloved game shows, "Deal or No Deal," is back with its iconic host Howie Mandel.
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Marcus Lemonis goes on the hunt for struggling businesses that are desperate for cash and ripe for a deal.
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Coca-Cola is a "safety stock," says Jim Cramer. "That's what's worth owning."
PepsiCo reported earnings before the bell Friday.
The central bank offiical endorses a patient approach on rate hikes, particularly considering "crosscurrents" that are building up for growth.
Tim Maly, who serves as both chief financial officer and chief operating officer, is retiring during the second quarter.
Facebook is making great strides in beefing up election security and addressing data privacy concerns, says Graham, also former publisher of The Washington Post.
CNBC unveils its 10th annual America's Top States for Business. See where your state ranks in 2016.
The "Halftime Report" traders give their trades for the second half.
The "Halftime Report" traders give their trades for the second half.
The call to increase taxes on the wealthy has been gaining steam — but that isn't enough to stop to the growing wealth and income gap in America, says Democratic former Sen. Heidi Heitkamp.
We face a looming retirement crisis that will impact millions of elderly and soon-to-be elderly Americans, as well as our children and grandchildren who will have to bail out those generations.
When it comes to luring business to New York, the city may take a hit after Amazon announced its exit, says Kathryn Wylde, CEO of Partnership for New York City.
NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar says he's "happy" that NFL player Colin Kaepernick can move forward after reaching a settlement with the league in the national anthem kneeling collusion case.
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.
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.
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 seconds Nvidia's call for more computing and explains why investors have reason to believe in the stock's bottom.
Jim Cramer says the action in the stocks of Coca-Cola and Cisco could be signaling fundamental change in the market.
Jim Cramer hears from the CEOs of Twilio and SendGrid after the companies' recent tie-up.
Jim Cramer recaps recent earnings reports in the retail space to see who wins out among the apparel brands.
Jim Cramer zips through his responses to callers' stock questions, including one on an amusement park play.
Jim Cramer explains why the writing was on the wall when it came to CenturyLink's dividend cut.
Jim Cramer warns investors that an upcoming "deluge of deals" could hurt their portfolios more than China or the Federal Reserve.
Jim Cramer supports the bull thesis about where the stock of industrial giant Cummins could go next.
Jim Cramer highlights a new long-term theme that can help investors boost their capital and support small business.
Jim Cramer rattles off his responses to callers' stock questions, including one on a top cannabis play.
Jim Cramer explains why the market may not be able to handle an upcoming surge in IPOs.
Jim Cramer cites five trends that support staying invested in stocks at these levels.
Jim Cramer speaks to Shopify Chief Operating Officer Harley Finkelstein about the e-commerce company's push into Canadian cannabis.
Jim Cramer and technician Carley Garner check on Wall Street exuberance with several key charts.
Jim Cramer zooms through his responses to callers' stock questions, including one on whether it's worth holding onto shares of Domino's Pizza going into its earnings report.
Jim Cramer breaks down the real reasons behind the market's latest moves.
Jim Cramer guides investors on how to approach developments in U.S.-China trade talks.
Jim Cramer sits down with S&P Global President and CEO Doug Peterson, who stresses the importance of female economic participation.
Jim Cramer and Hasbro Chairman and CEO Brian Goldner break down exactly how much Toys R Us' liquidation is still impacting the toymaker.
Jim Cramer flies through his responses to callers' stock questions, including one on a popular pot play.
Jim Cramer explains why the worries of a near-term recession are overblown.
Jim Cramer eyes the week ahead and says developments in U.S.-China trade talks will drive most of the stock market's moves.
Jim Cramer says Wall Street misread Spotify's guidance even though the music streaming platform has recently made some great acquisitions.
Jim Cramer says the tie-up has more to do with technology than any traditional success metric for big banks.
