Oil falls as the U.S. pivots to economic pressure on Iran
Oil fell Wednesday, as investors continue to assess the U.S. pivot toward economic sanctions rather than military strikes to add pressure on Iran.
Trump's Saudi nuclear deal reaches Congress as experts warn of proliferation risk
Some Democratic lawmakers and nonproliferation advocates have criticized the pact for not including a permanent prohibition on enrichment or reprocessing.
Amazon service Bezos once called 'artificial artificial intelligence' is shutting down
Mechanical Turk launched in 2005 as a way to farm out tasks that are easy for humans to complete but too challenging for computers.
Canada unveils retaliatory tariffs on about $20 billion of U.S. goods
Canadian trade negotiators left the U.S. last week after failing to clinch a trade deal that would stop President Donald Trump's new tariffs from taking effect.
Sen. Darline Graham, Trump's pick for South Carolina Senate, wins GOP primary
Sen. Darline Graham on Tuesday defeated Rep. Ralph Norman, winning the GOP nomination for a South Carolina Senate seat.
HP partners with U.S.-blacklisted Huawei for licensing the Chinese company's WiFi tech
It's a sign of adoption of Huawei technology outside China, despite the U.S. restricting the company from working with American suppliers such as Google.
China needs U.S. dollars but is building a hedge against Washington’s sanctions
The U.S. can pressure Chinese banks over Iran through access to its financial system, while Beijing is building alternatives such as CIPS.
From military alliance to economic partnership: How Trump is redefining U.S.-South Korea ties
Trump last Sunday instructed the Pentagon to cut military drills because they were "costly" and send "inappropriate and hostile" signals to North Korea.
Iran and Oman discuss joint shipping route in Strait of Hormuz and mine clearing mission
Iran and Oman on Tuesday discussed a proposal to establish a jointly managed shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump targets Iran’s trade lifelines — here are the countries most exposed
Washington's threat of "economic D-Day" collides with a small group of governments that account for most of what remains of Iran's foreign trade.
Investor competition for commercial real estate sees strongest growth in a year
Even though macro uncertainty and volatility continue to show up in the broader economy, bidding keeps rising, according to JLL.
'Too much too quickly': Indonesia's growth ambitions questioned by economists
Indonesia has set an ambitious growth target, but economists aren't sure it can get there while keeping the deficit in check.
OpenAI data center chief Chris Malone is out, the latest in a string of executive exits
An OpenAI spokesperson said the company "recently reorganized our infrastructure organization to support the scale and pace of our work."
Dick’s Sporting Goods just had its worst day ever. Here's Jim Cramer's advice on the stock now
CNBC’s Jim Cramer said investors shouldn’t give up on Dick’s after its record 30% plunge.
Porsche inks $1.5 billion deal for AI deployment with India’s largest IT services firm Tata Consultancy
Indian IT services giant TCS has secured a $1.5 billion contract to deploy AI for German sports carmaker Porsche.
Stanley Druckenmiller leads doubters who think Bessent's bond ploys will fail
The bond market interventions have generated a modest decline in yields along with a growing chorus of derision.
CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Robots need help learning human skills. These AI companies are rushing to meet the demand
Humanoid robots still take a long time to complete human tasks. Several startups in China are trying different ways to collect and use training data better.
SpaceX plans to build a $100 billion spaceport in Louisiana
SpaceX plans to establish its Starbase, LA in Vermilion Parish, which will "support thousands of launches annually."
2 of our software stocks face major tests of whether their rallies are for real
Here are the questions we are looking to answer when CrowdStrike and Salesforce report earnings Wednesday evening.
New Delhi draws in $73 billion in 11 weeks, powered by special deposits for non-resident Indians
India has attracted inflows of $73 billion in 11 weeks, driven mostly by foreign currency bank deposits made by non-resident Indians.
Cash is no longer king in home sales
Cash buyers are a diminishing share of the overall housing market, as more supply and weaker prices give all buyers more purchasing power.
Is the K-shaped economy ending? Finance pros weigh in
The K-shaped economy may be changing. New data shows income and spending gaps are narrowing — but household finances tell a more complicated story.
Here's why markets are starting to care about the 2026 election 10 weeks out
Wall Street analysts are tuning in 10 weeks ahead of the Nov. 3 election with concerns about risks to investors depending on how the U.S. results turn out.
Bond rout ending? Massive bets on bond rally dominate options market
There's an old Wall Street adage: Stocks float on a sea of bonds. Options traders are betting the tide is going out.