OpenClaw's ChatGPT moment sparks concern that AI models are becoming commodities
At Nvidia's GTC conference this week, CEO Nvidia Jensen Huang dedicated a major part of his keynote to OpenClaw, a technology that didn't exist six months ago.
Trump threatens to deploy ICE agents to airports if DHS shutdown doesn't end, while Elon Musk offers to cover TSA agents' pay
President Trump claimed ICE agents handling airport security would arrest immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally.
Former special counsel Robert Mueller has died at 81
Robert Mueller, the former special counsel who investigated Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, died Friday.
U.K. says Iran unsuccessfully targeted British-American Diego Garcia base
The Wall Street Journal quoted U.S. officials as saying that one missile failed in flight, while the other was intercepted.
Analysis: Trump's unshackled presidency puts him at the center of the economy
The president's unprecedented use of executive power has made him a driving force behind oil prices, the Federal Reserve's interest rates and more.
How CNBC Cures is bringing rare disease stories to a national audience
Two months after its launch, CNBC's rare disease initiative is starting to reach a broader audience.
GLP-1 drugs are changing how Americans eat. Food companies are racing to catch up
For restaurants and food companies, the increasing adoption of GLP-1 drugs present both an opportunity and a threat to their businesses.
Walmart digital price labels are coming to every store shelf in U.S. by end of 2026
Walmart is rolling out digital shelf labels and expects it to be in all U.S. stores by year’s end. Is it surge pricing in disguise or just new tech efficiency?
Nissan’s new hybrid is a U.S.-first that mixes EV driving with a gas engine
Nissan plans to introduce a new type of hybrid for the U.S. market that drives like an all-electric vehicle but is powered by a traditional gas-powered engine.
‘Tax resistance’ gains attention amid ICE protests, Iran war — and IRS penalties could follow
Tax protesters often withhold taxes due to moral objections to certain government programs, such as the Iran war. But there can be IRS penalties, experts say.
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce on ETFs: 'We want to work with people on new products'
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce indicates an openness to work with Wall Street on fresh exchange-traded fund products tied to cryptocurrencies and tokenization.
FedEx has started delivering 'promotion-ready' AI training to over 400,000 workers
Inside a FedEx AI literacy initiative being delivered across half a million employees around the world.
Buffett defends 'Giving Pledge' against Thiel and 'billionaire backlash'
Warren Buffett is defending the philanthropic initiative he co-founded with Bill Gates almost 15 years ago.
Elon Musk misled Twitter investors ahead of $44 billion acquisition, jury says
Elon Musk was sued in late 2022 after completing his acquisition of Twitter, which he later renamed X.
David Zaslav’s WBD-Paramount deal payout highlights new 'golden parachutes' for CEOs
WBD CEO David Zaslav could see a payout of more than $800 million after the Paramount Skydance deal.
3 themes that gripped Wall Street as stocks dropped for a 4th straight week
The Iran War and fresh economic data stoked inflation concerns.
Jenny Johnson, third-generation Franklin Templeton CEO, on managing trillions for the family business
Franklin Templeton CEO Jenny Johnson leads a global fund manager with nearly $2 billion in assets and a 79-year-old family business started by her grandfather.
Opinion: As Trump eyes Cuba, my trips there a decade ago remind me how different things were
Trump has threatened a 'friendly takeover' of Cuba after cutting it off from Venezuela's oil. CNBC's Justin Solomon reflects how different things used to be.
44-year-old left his tech job and started a halal burger joint—his restaurants brought in over $4 million in 2025
Shahezad Contractor left his "cushy" IT career and launched a halal restaurant chain.
'Marriage penalty' in Washington state's new millionaire tax stirs debate
Washington state's first-ever income tax would impose a 9.9% tax on income of more than $1 million a year.
Small cap-focused Russell 2000 becomes first U.S. benchmark to enter correction territory
Small caps are especially sensitive to changes in oil prices and a slowdown in the economic cycle.
Government bonds face ‘perfect storm’ as Iran war rattles Europe's central banks
Bond yields have surged as Europe's central banks grapple with new inflation fears.
How the red-hot AI data center boom is igniting demand for a new, lucrative career path: Trade workers
While anxiety around AI replacing white-collar jobs has reached a fever pitch, the data center boom is creating lucrative opportunities for trade workers.
Gold drops nearly 10% in worst weekly rout since 2011
The metal saw bumpy trading on Friday morning, after joining a broad sell-off the previous day.