The December jobs report is due out Friday. Here's what it is expected to show
Nonfarm payrolls likely rose by 73,000 last month while the unemployment rate edged lower to 4.5%, according to the Dow Jones consensus.
Trump instructs 'representatives' to buy $200 billion in mortgage bonds, aiming to lower rates
President Donald Trump said he is "instructing my Representatives" to buy $200 billion in mortgage bonds.
Houses passes ACA subsidies; fate of bill murky in Senate
A bipartisan Senate working group is negotiating a separate deal to address the expiration of ACA tax credits.
Saks Global struggles to line up financing as potential bankruptcy filing looms
Saks is trying to line up financing to pay its bills during a potential bankruptcy filing, but investors have shown little interest over repayment concerns.
Intel stock rises after Trump touts 'very successful' CEO, applauds government's investment
In a post on Truth Social, President Trump said he just met with Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan, and applauded the company for launching a processor in the U.S.
Patient advocacy groups urge U.S. court to halt overseas prescription drug operations
The court filing follows a CNBC investigation that detailed how these third-party vendors have spread across U.S. employer-sponsored health plans.
Why Trump is going after institutional homebuyers: They dominate markets like Atlanta, Jacksonville
Trump's message may be aimed at places like Atlanta and Jacksonville, metropolitan areas where investor ownership is more visible than elsewhere.
First vetoes of Trump's term survive override vote in Congress
The vote came hours after the Senate voted to block President Donald Trump from further military action in Venezuela.
CNBC's Becky Quick details daughter's rare disease journey
CNBC "Squawk Box" anchor Becky Quick details her daughter's rare disease journey, and explains why it inspired her to launch CNBC Cures.
Where Trump's $2,000 tariff dividend checks stand now
President Trump says the U.S. raised more than $600 billion in tariff revenue. He previously suggested sending Americans $2,000 checks as a "dividend" payment.
GM to record $7.1 billion in fourth-quarter charges due to EV pullback, China restructuring
GM's announcement comes after Ford said it would record similar writedowns following a broad resetting for the U.S. EV market.
NASA to bring ISS Crew-11 astronauts back to Earth earlier than planned after medical situation
NASA earlier delayed a planned spacewalk with ISS Commander Mike Fincke and flight engineer Zena Cardman.
Senate votes to block Trump from future military strikes on Venezuela
The Trump administration used to military to snatch Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro last week.
Epstein files: Reps ask judge to appoint monitor to ensure all documents released
"The Department of Justice is openly defying the law by refusing to release the full Epstein files," California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna said
U.S. considering investing in critical minerals mining in Greenland, Amaroq's CEO tells CNBC
While talks haven't been finalized, deals could involve offtake agreements, infrastructure support and credit lines, the CEO of mining firm Amaroq told CNBC.
CNBC launches CNBC Cures to help 30 million Americans with rare diseases
CNBC Cures aims to raise awareness of rare diseases. Led by "Squawk Box" anchor Becky Quick, CNBC Cures was inspired by her family's own rare disease journey.
Costco stock gets unstuck after strong December sales. Where Cramer stands now
Costco stock finally woke up.
ICE shooting: State officials say FBI is blocking evidence in Minneapolis investigation
Top federal officials have blamed Renee Nicole Good for being fatally shot by an ICE agent, despite the fact an investigation hasn't been completed.
Musk, OpenAI lawyers trade barbs as lawsuit heads to trial
Microsoft is also a defendant in the case, with Musk alleging the company aided and abetted OpenAI's breach of fiduciary duty.
Trump wants Greenland. If it were for sale, it could cost trillions
Trump's rhetoric about Greenland has flared back up in the days since the U.S. military entered Venezuela and captured that country's leader.
Consumer outlook improves despite job worries, New York Fed survey finds
The New York Fed’s monthly Survey of Consumer Expectations found that more households expect to be better off a year from now.
Real estate agents say the housing market is starting to balance out
The latest housing survey shows agents slightly more optimistic about the new year, and shows a previously strong buyer's market becoming more balanced.
Judge disqualifies federal prosecutor in investigation into New York Attorney General Letitia James
James, a Democrat, had challenged Sarcone's authority after he issued subpoenas seeking information about lawsuits she filed against President Donald Trump.
RFK Jr.'s new food guidelines could boost beaten down fast-casual chains like Chipotle and Sweetgreen
The restaurant industry had mixed reactions to new federal nutrition guidelines, which recommend reduced intake of processed foods and sugary drinks.