A 'perfect storm' points to a much smaller U.S. auto market by 2040
The auto industry is selling fewer cars--one forecaster says this is a fundamental change, and it is going to get worse.
Trump again threatens Iran with annihilation as Kuwait and Bahrain report attacks
Iran says it targeted U.S. military facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain following U.S. strikes on targets in and around the Strait of Hormuz.
Seniors in Medicare are about to get landmark obesity drug coverage — but many may not know it yet
Many seniors may be unaware of the landmark coverage shift starting on July 1, with limited advertising seen from the government or Eli Lilly and Novo.
The memory shortage shaking Apple and Microsoft is 'existential crisis' for smaller players
While Apple and Microsoft raise prices on key devices to help cover the soaring costs of memory, smaller consumer electronics companies are in dire straits.
From protein coffee to CBD soda: How brands are cashing in on the functional beverage boom
"We're selling [almost] as much protein cold foam as we do flat whites," Starbuck's EMEA Manager of Beverage Development Sam Henderson told CNBC.
Top Wall Street analysts are bullish on these 3 stocks for strong long-term growth potential
Amid volatility in global markets, top analysts can help investors look past near-term noise and pick attractive stocks with long-term potential.
SpaceX to join the Nasdaq-100 in a fast-tracked process that will drive huge ETF buying demand
Adding SpaceX this quickly would make the Elon Musk company one of the first beneficiaries of Nasdaq's recently adopted fast-track inclusion framework.
‘Heated Rivalry’ fuels a boom in gay romance stories, with women leading the fandom
‘Heated Rivalry’ has helped gay romance stories gain mainstream attention, with women driving much of the fandom.
From concerts to train rides, bots are winning the ticket wars — but they're only part of the problem
From concerts to train reservations, automated bots have become the latest target in the fight against ticket scalping.
Berkshire CEO Greg Abel sworn in as U.S. citizen at baseball game
Abel, a longtime Iowa resident who was born in the Canadian city of Edmonton in 1962, was among the roughly two dozen people from 16 countries who participated in an annual naturalization ceremony hosted by the Iowa Cubs Thursday night in Des Moines.
Apple posts worst day in over a year after MacBook and iPad price hikes
Tim Cook said last week that Apple would hike prices due to surging memory and storage costs.
Rise in memory chip costs puts pressure on retailers of laptops and smartphones
As the global race for AI moves forward, a shortage of memory chips has begun to drive up prices of consumer electronics and may lead to product shortages.
The AI trade cooled and oil sank. A closer look at Wall Street's volatile week
Micron finished the week in the red despite a blockbuster earnings report. But falling oil prices was good news for the fight against inflation.
Why investors may want to prioritize bond markets outside the U.S.
Allspring Global Investments is pushing clients toward countries with central banks that are raising interest rates or have different inflation dynamics.
SpaceX stock has cooled. Hiring for jobs in the space economy hasn't
The SpaceX IPO euphoria is over, but the bullish trend in space economy jobs remains in place within a labor market where many other sectors have slowed hiring.
How GE Vernova builds the massive gas turbines powering the AI data center boom
GE Vernova turbines are powering Elon Musk's xAI Colossus 1 data center and Microsoft just bought seven to power its data center in Texas.
How Kohl's lost its way — and is trying to become relevant again
Kohl's went from a household name to a plunging stock as it lost relevancy and its core customer. Now, the company is trying to turn itself around.
Before there were Trump Accounts, SEED OK gave some newborns $1,000 — how researchers say the grants affected kids
Some state-sponsored programs paved the way for Trump Accounts, the new tax-deferred investing accounts for children.
American couple left New York City and bought a house in Italy for $13,000: 'We found a different way of life'
Cassandra Tresl and Alex Ninman moved in with Tresl's grandfather in the Czech Republic in 2020 and closed on a house in Abruzzo, Italy, in 2022.
Trading in these two ETFs suggests inflation fears are overblown
It could have been a big week for bond bears, if it weren't for crude oil.
Red Lobster's Ultimate Endless Shrimp promotion is described as a 'car crash' for the company, lawsuit says
"Thai Union doubled down on a campaign to squeeze out every drop of value that it could," creditors said
Trump admin allows Anthropic to release Mythos AI model to some companies, government agencies
Anthropic disabled access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models to comply with a government export control directive citing "national security authorities."
OpenAI hasn't held pre-IPO investor meetings or set timeline yet, sources say
OpenAI said it confidentially filed its prospectus with the SEC earlier this month, but noted it "may be a while" before it goes public.
OpenAI limits new AI models to 'trusted partners' at request of U.S. government
OpenAI said it previewed the new models' capabilities with the government ahead of the launch.