Bitcoin, Ethereum fall sharply as crypto sell-off resumes
Bitcoin and Ethereum saw heavy selling at the start of a new month, resuming the recent turbulence in digital assets.
Ukraine peace talks shift to Moscow — the big unknown is whether Putin will play ball
U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is travelling to Moscow on Monday and is due to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Silver hit record highs in 2025 — here's why the 'Devil’s metal' could have further to run
While industrial demand for silver is expected to decline slightly, the metal is increasingly used in electric vehicles, for AI components and in photovoltaics.
An industry focused on death faces an existential crisis
The small, family run companies that make traditional memorialization products like gravestones are facing the dual challenges of tariffs and cremation.
Swiss voters rejected a new inheritance tax, but the debate riled up the ultra-rich
Switzerland rejected a proposal for a 50% tax on inheritances and gifts of more than 50 million Swiss Francs.
How black boxes became key to solving airplane crashes
Flight data recorders and cockpit voice recorders, called "black boxes" are nearly indestructible.
'Zootopia 2' fuels top 5 Thanksgiving box office haul
Disney's "Zootopia 2" tallied an estimated $156 million during the five-day Thanksgiving holiday, leading the box office to a top five performance.
Fewer international students are enrolling at U.S. colleges, which could cost the country $1 billion, reports find
In the fall 2025 semester, new international student enrollment at U.S. institutions fell 17%, according to a recent report.
How Trump's 'big beautiful bill' could affect your Giving Tuesday tax break
If you plan to donate money on Giving Tuesday, here's how President Donald Trump's "big beautiful bill" could affect your tax deduction.
Student loans and year-end tax planning — 4 steps for borrowers to take
Recent changes to the federal student loan system may affect borrowers' taxes. There are some helpful steps you can take now, experts say.
How much money you need to be in the wealthiest 10% of Americans
You need nearly $2 million in net worth to be considered part of the wealthiest 10% of Americans.
China's factory activity unexpectedly contracts in November, missing estimates, private survey shows
The RatingDog China General Manufacturing PMI, conducted by S&P Global, dropped to 49.9 in November, missing analysts' expectations of 50.5 in a Reuters poll.
This is the No.1 reason startups fail in the first two years, according to the founder of Europe's largest pre-seed fund
"The number one reason companies typically fail in the first 18 to 24 months is that founders fall out with each other or don't get along," one VC said.
AI is taking jobs — here’s Coursera CEO's No. 1 tip for grads to stay competitive
"They're [recruiters] going to be assessing your mindset and your traits as a human being more than your experience," Coursera's CEO told CNBC Make It.
Forget AI spending — the biggest risk to this stock market is speculative junk
The idea that these alternative investments somehow create anything en masse is almost ludicrous.
I've studied over 200 kids—the happiest ones have parents who do 9 things with them every morning
Raising happy kids starts with a calm, joyful morning routine. Child psychologist Reem Raouda has studied over 200 kids, and she's found that the happiest, most well-rounded kids have parents who do nine things with their children every morning.
Here are the 4 big things we're watching in the stock market this week
Earnings season is winding down as we kick off the last month of 2025.
The 10 fastest-growing jobs of the next decade, according to BLS report—many can pay 6 figures
A majority of the fastest-growing roles for 2034 will be in the health care and information and technology sectors.
Ina Garten had to 'learn very quickly how to be a boss,' she says—here's the best leadership advice she ever received
When she opened her store Barefoot Contessa in 1978, Ina Garten had a lot to learn about being a boss.
Trump says U.S. to 'permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries’ after DC shooting
The president said he would also terminate "millions" of admissions under his predecessor Joe Biden and remove "anyone who is not a net asset" to the U.S.
Coffee hasn't been this expensive in decades—see how much prices have risen since 1985 in one chart
Grocery-store coffee prices rose 41% in a year, a surge the U.S. hasn’t seen in decades.
SEC investigates Jefferies over First Brands collapse, report says
The FT said the SEC is looking into whether Jefferies gave investors enough information on their exposure to the failed auto business.
'Green light' away from AI trade: Two ETF executives see a key market shift underway
Markets may have entered a new cycle. Here's why.
The warehouse real estate sector is seeing a rebalance. Here's what to watch for
After a pandemic-driven surge and subsequent pullback, warehouse real estate supply and demand is finally starting to come into balance.