How much money Americans in their 50s have in their 401(k)s
Workers in their 50s have kept contributions steady, but many still fall short of recommended retirement savings targets goals.
Nike sales drop 12%, but sneaker giant says the worst of its slump is behind it
Nike said its fiscal fourth quarter will see the worst of its turnaround efforts but investors are wondering if sales and profits still have more room to fall.
Nike will report earnings after the bell. Here's what Wall Street expects
Nike said its fiscal fourth quarter will see the worst of its turnaround efforts but investors are wondering if sales and profits still have more room to fall.
Biggest Export Decline Since COVID Lockdowns Unexpectedly Widens US Trade Deficit In May
The US merchandise-trade deficit unexpectedly widened in May(widening 11.1% to $96.6 billion in May,
Boeing Binge-Buying Sparks Biggest Jump In US Durable Goods Orders In 11 Years
Following last month's plunge in headline durable goods orders, preliminary May data was expected to
Trump hosting One, Big, Beautiful' event to push Senate Republicans to pass tax bill
Trump wants Congress to pass his tax and spending bill by Independence Day. Some conservative Republicans in the Senate fear it could blow out the deficit.
Circle resumes its post-IPO rally after pullback, stablecoin issuer boosts Coinbase
As awareness of Circle’s story grows, investors are beginning to see how Coinbase could benefit from opportunites in the stablecoin space.
Trump now wields sweeping veto power over U.S. Steel. Here's how the golden share' works
President Donald Trump approved the merger of U.S. Steel with Japan’s Nippon Steel only after the companies accepted the “golden share”…
China's Xiaomi undercuts Tesla with yet another cheaper car
Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi priced its luxury YU7 SUV within expectations — but undercut Tesla’s Model Y.
AI is doing up to 50% of the work at Salesforce, CEO Marc Benioff says
Salesforce is accelerating its use of artificial intelligence in automating workloads, according to CEO Marc Benioff.
AI is doing 30%-50% of the work at Salesforce, CEO Marc Benioff says
Salesforce is accelerating its use of artificial intelligence in automating workloads, according to CEO Marc Benioff.
Family offices double down on private credit and infrastructure during private equity slump, survey finds
Investment firms of the ultra-rich are changing their portfolios for greater liquidity and less risk.
CEOs share the 3 traits they want the most in job candidates: You won't be around very long' without them
Job candidates who display curiosity, collaboration skills and ambitious thinking are more likely to get hired, according to these three CEOs.
Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill' will pass, and tax cuts win out over deficit threats: CFO survey
The Senate and House are fighting over Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ and deficit costs, but chief financial officers tell CNBC the tax cuts…
Corporate America confident Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill' will be passed: CFO survey
The Senate and House are fighting over Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ and deficit costs, but chief financial officers tell CNBC the tax cuts…
PayPal teams up with the Big Ten and Big 12 to enable payments to student-athletes
A new partnership between the Big Ten and Big 12 conferences and PayPal will allow student-athletes to receive their compensation via the fintech company.
How the stock market made it back to a new record — even with so much still to worry about
The wall of worry has been crumbling with trade deals in motion and the economy remaining in solid shape.
BBC launches paywall in US for website and app
US-based users will have to pay $49.99 (£36) a year for access to most BBC News content.
AI's reasoning problems — why thinking' models may not actually be smarter
AI reasoning models were supposed to be the industry’s next leap, but now a string of research is calling that into question.
Oxford, Cambridge fall in global college rankings — experts say it's a red flag for UK innovation
“Europe is significantly behind the rest of the world,” says Edward Knight, president at venture capital firm Antler.