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The price of a new car could jump by between $1,400 and $7,000 for top-selling models, if the Trump administration moves ahead with tariffs on imported automobiles and auto parts, according to Peterson Institute for International Economics.
Tencent hinted at signing more merchants up to WeChat Pay in the U.S. despite the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China.
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Bannon, the former White House chief strategist, was speaking at CNBC's Delivering Alpha.
Carlyle Group's David Rubenstein said House win for Democrats tougher because of continued strength of the economy.
Cisco rose in extended trading after a report from MarketWatch that AWS isn't likely to compete in the switching market.
A South Korean salvage team has reportedly discovered the wreck of a Russian warship believed to still contain 200 tons of gold bullion worth 150 trillion won ($130 billion).
Ethereum could be a major driving force for blockchain and cryptocurrency, says Circle CEO and co-founder Jeremy Allaire.
With Satya Nadella at the helm, Microsoft has oriented itself around products that are growing faster than Windows. The company's stock has responded well to Nadella's changes.
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IBM beat expectations on revenue and earnings for the second quarter, but gross margins were below estimates.
Billionaire investor Howard Marks took aim at bitcoin in remarks Wednesday.
Shares of Papa John's spiked Wednesday after a report surfaced that the company's founder John Schnatter had been in preliminary talks with Wendy's about a possible merger.
Analysts are looking at approval ratings and stock market performance as indicators of how trade tensions between the U.S. and its trading partners will play out.
Sanguine estimates about the impact of the trade war on China’s economy have not taken into account how tariffs will affect business sentiment, investment and growth, J.P. Morgan analysts wrote in a note.
See which stocks are posting big moves after the bell on Wednesday.
Jim Cramer warns investors of Boeing, Caterpillar and other China-reliant stocks that the trade war could still get worse.
White House speechwriter Bill Safire penned the address "In event of moon disaster" on July 18, 1969.
Jim Cramer explains why investors shouldn’t worry about the slumping transportation stocks after United Continental’s quarter.
As the U.S. exchanges blows with global trading partners in a widening series of conflicts, candidates across the country have had to adapt to a changing trade landscape.
His comments came from the Delivering Alpha conference in New York.
