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Peter Navarro, one of President Donald Trump's top trade advisors, said the market was overreacting to fears the administration would restrict foreign investment as part of its trade actions against China and other countries. » Read More
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Stocks kicked off the week trading lower on Monday as the Trump administration is reportedly preparing to restrict investment in U.S. technology by Chinese companies.
Harley-Davidson says it will begin shifting some production overseas to offset the impact of retaliatory EU tariffs on certain U.S. goods.
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As President Donald Trump dials up trade tensions, the stock market is taking another blow. One macro strategist warns U.S. economic growth could be one of the next casualties of an all-out war.
Amazon has poached the highest number of executives from Microsoft in the years between 2015 and 2017.
A lot of people find themselves working for the weekend. CNBC looks into jobs that offer quirky time-off policies.
Donald Trump's claims about the Red Hen's cleanliness seem to be unfounded, according to a review of Virginia health inspection records. Yet, his own properties have been cited for health department violations.
The Federal Reserve's effort earlier this month to tamp down the rise of its benchmark interest rate already isn't running as smoothly as it might have anticipated.
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Moody's says higher auto import tariffs will cause problems across the car industry’s global supply chain.
Shares of small-cap Cirrus Logic bucked the downward trend in semiconductor stocks Monday after an analyst revealed the company’s chips will be used in the second generation of Apple’s AirPods.
American Express had a big win in the Supreme Court Monday, but for credit card holders, the jury is still out.
For the first time since President Donald Trump took office, the CNBC All-America Economic Survey shows more than half of the public approving of the job he is doing in handling the economy and it appears to be having an impact on his overall approval rating.
Famous value investors like Bill Miller are chasing growth stocks. It could be a sign we are approaching a bottom in an aging bull market.
Nancy Pelosi's rebuke of Maxine Waters echoes the decisions Democrats face over whether to call for President Donald Trump's impeachment.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said last week he will not hesitate to retaliate against the U.S. on trade, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing sources.
Jerry Storch has been working with Credit Suisse Group and Fairfax Financial Holdings, Bloomberg reported.
Despite jangled nerves over the increasing potential for a global trade war, domestic stocks are outperforming their global counterparts, suggesting the U.S. has the least to lose should the conflict escalate.
