U.S. says it targeted Iranian forces after attacks that killed two American service members
Centcom says it hit Iran's coastal surveillance and air defense facilities a day after two U.S. troops were killed in an Iranian strike on Jordan.
American Airlines CEO lays out his vision to close a more than $3 billion profit gap
The carrier is working on improving reliability, investing in more premium seats and lounges, and considering Boeing and Airbus for a new wide-body plane order.
Cybersecurity risks posed by over-the-air tech in autos has analysts concerned
The automotive industry's increasing use of over-the-air technology makes it more susceptible to cyberattacks, analysts say.
Housing costs is the top political issue for young voters, CNBC survey finds
The cost of housing is the top priority for voters ages 18 to 34, besting food and healthcare cost concerns, the CNBC All-America Economic Survey found.
Kalshi adds 3 million new users as prediction market capitalizes on the World Cup
The prediction market has launched some ads featuring soccer players, as well as formed a partnership to display its brand in more places during the tournament.
Top Wall Street analysts suggest these 3 dividend stocks for steady income
Here are three dividend-paying stocks that are highlighted by Wall Street's top pros, as tracked by TipRanks.
Taylor Farms recalls iceberg lettuce in 27 states due to cyclosporiasis outbreak
Taylor Farms is recalling iceberg lettuce in 27 states because of the potential that the greens could be contaminated with cyclosporiasis.
'WarshGPT': How Wall Street is adapting to the Fed's new era of communication
Investment firms are readying for an era with less public commentary from the U.S. central bank. Some are relying on AI for an edge.
World Cup audience stayed bipartisan despite Trump's prominent role, CNBC survey finds
Nearly half of registered voters watched the 2026 World Cup, with income and education shaping viewership more than party affiliation, the survey found.
Why Dana White thinks much more of UFC's future will be Power Slap and boxing
UFC president and CEO Dana White predicted that Power Slap may become as big as his flagship fighting sport at the Game Plan conference in New York.
AI may make you 'boring' at work, Columbia Business School professor says: How it can hurt your career
Using AI at work in the wrong ways could lead to "gradually falling behind and becoming complacent," said Sandra Matz, a professor at Columbia Business School.
Scam victims can owe taxes on stolen money. A bill in Congress could offer relief
A bill in the House would restore a pre-2018 rule that generally allowed a tax deduction for theft losses and would add other relief for fraud victims.
Stop asking 'How was work today?' Successful, mentally strong couples ask these 7 questions instead
This question can get you "stuck in a communication rut," says Amy Morin, author of "13 Things Mentally Strong Couples Don't Do." Here's what to ask instead.
California's billionaire tax: What's at risk for the biggest state economy in America
California's billionaire tax would generate quick revenue, but Norway's example shows the longer-term economic impact of targeting the wealthy is unclear.
Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin on two sports businesses his multibillion-dollar conglomerate won't enter
Fanatics has become one of the most influential companies in sports, building out a massive merchandise, collectibles and sports gambling platform.
The AI rotation stole the spotlight from a strong start to earnings season
The AI trade dominated the market once again this week, upstaging an impressive start to the second-quarter earnings season.
Two unexpected revelations in Warren Buffett's CNBC interview
Warren Buffett tells CNBC that Bill Gates' ties to Jeffrey Epstein didn't drive his termination of donations.
Analysis: Fed Chairman Warsh faces an inflation credibility test after Congress hearings
The new Fed chairman avoided major stumbles in two days of testimony before the House and Senate, but faces a rapid test of his commitment to price stability.
Korean beauty products are becoming mainstream in the U.S. Why there may be even more growth ahead
Morgan Stanley forecasts that K-beauty sales in the U.S. can reach approximately $4 billion in 2026.
How are prediction markets taxed? The IRS hasn’t provided guidance yet
Experts say the lack of federal guidance makes it's unclear on how prediction markets winnings should be reported and levied.
Trump rips Canada as wildfire smoke spreads, says U.S. will add pollution cost to tariffs
The smoke coming from active wildfires in Canada has led to unhealthy air quality in swaths of the U.S., which could affect the World Cup final in New Jersey.
Democratic socialists top MAGA candidates among voters in CNBC's All-America poll
The survey's findings come as democratic socialist candidates win Democratic primaries following the 2025 election of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
The White House is dictating access to frontier AI models, shifting power from tech giants, sources say
The Trump administration is taking steps to control who gets access to the latest frontier models, people familiar with the matter told CNBC.
Inside the Chinese fraud rings stealing billions from banks and retailers
Chinese organized crime groups are making as much as $1 billion annually in tap-to-pay fraud schemes targeting retailers and banks.