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5 last-minute ways to clear credit card debt before the new year, using everyday money tools
In the home stretch of paying down your credit card debt? These five tips can help you cross the finish line.
Why Wall Street and Jim Cramer think Danaher stock is 'ready to go for a romp'
Danaher is finally turning the corner. CNBC's Jim Cramer sees it. Wall Street does, too.
FDA sends warning letters to Walmart, Target and other major retailers for selling recalled baby formula
The FDA has sent warning letters to four major retailers for continuing to sell baby formula linked to a nationwide outbreak of bacterial illness in infants.
NYSE insider Jay Woods on stocks, data to watch this week, including a major transport player
Jay Woods is watching stocks like FedEx in the final full week of trading this year.
45% of Gen Z adults say they would be happy to receive crypto as a gift this holiday season—here's what experts say
Expert advice on gifting crypto this holiday season varies. If you decide to gift crypto, stick to Bitcoin gifts around $50.
Ukraine peace talks progressing, Russia open to EU membership, U.S. officials say
The war in Ukraine began nearly four years ago, when Russia invaded at the direction of its leader, Vladimir Putin.
This gold ETF is resuming its upward trajectory. Here are the levels to watch, per Katie Stockton
Katie Stockton breaks down the technicals on GLD.
Trump slams Rob Reiner after killing; director's son Nick in custody
Rob Reiner was a staunch Trump critic, recently saying, "we have a year before this country becomes a full-on autocracy, and democracy completely leaves us."
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Zillow, KLA, iRobot, Immunome & more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves midday.
SpaceX could be the biggest IPO ever next year. How investors can play it right now
The SpaceX IPO could reshape valuations across the aerospace industry and deliver a rare blockbuster deal for Wall Street.
This old Wall Street investing theory suggests 2026 could see more rotation and upside
A century-old investing theory is pointing to further gains and a rotation in 2026.
Regional banks have been on a tear recently. These are on our Best Stocks list
Josh Brown and Sean Russo break down the regional bank names on their Best Stocks list.
New York AG sues UPS for allegedly shorting Christmas season workers' wages
"UPS has played the Grinch," New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a new lawsuit accusing the company of shorting seasonal workers on their pay.
Hassett's Fed chair candidacy received pushback from high-level people close to Trump, sources say
There's concern that the National Economic Council director is too close to the president.
High cost of goods is causing consumers to spend less for the holidays, CNBC survey finds
The latest CNBC All-America Economic Survey found the high cost of goods has emerged as a major factor affecting how much shoppers spend and where they spend.
CEO of 25 years: I ditched this toxic mindset to become a better boss—'my job was not to command and control'
Garry Ridge thought that being a commanding boss would make him successful, he said during a podcast appearance — until a professor changed his mind.
FDA approved a $250,000 Singapore work trip during government shutdown, records show
The FDA sent 31 staffers to a Singapore conference during the shutdown, records show, raising questions of optics, spending and the agency's strained resources.
Ukraine gives up joining NATO in bid to shift the dial in Russia peace talks
Russia's opposition made NATO membership unlikely for Ukraine, but it's a major policy shift to publicly abandon the goal.
Roomba maker iRobot files for bankruptcy, pursues manufacturer buyout
iRobot, the maker of the Roomba vacuum cleaner, filed for bankruptcy protection on Sunday, saying that it would go private after being bought by Picea Robotics.
China's retail sales growth sharply misses estimates in November, deepening consumption worries
China's retail sales growth and industrial production missed estimates in November while investment, including in property, declined more than expected.
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