CNBC · Apr 1, 2026, 8:32 PM
Nike warned that its turnaround is taking longer than it expected, leading three Wall Street banks to downgrade the stock as investors lose patience.
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Nike warned that its turnaround is taking longer than it expected, leading three Wall Street banks to downgrade the stock as investors lose patience.
Amid fears of stagflation, persistently high interest rates and a weakening labor market, our mood changes almost on a daily basis.
President Donald Trump has said he is drawing from unspent funds in last year's tax and spending bill to pay TSA agents.
Private credit risks, mass AI adoption and the U.S.-Iran war have all weighed on banks in 2026.
This week’s sharp rebound in U.S. stocks is offering some welcome respite from the relentless selling that has rocked global markets over the past month.
Funding for the Department of Homeland Security — including the TSA — lapsed in February, over Democratic concerns about the agency's immigration enforcement.
The semiconductor company will now wholly own Fab 34 after spending $14.2 billion to repurchase the 49% stake it sold to Apollo Global Management two years ago.
Prices are rising at Netflix and Amazon, while Hulu revives ‘Malcolm in the Middle’ and HBO Max has new seasons of ‘Hacks’ and ‘Euphoria’
With Disney’s stock hovering just above an 11-month low, one previous naysayer analyst turned bullish, saying it’s ‘historically cheap.’
The market's worst days are often followed by the best days, according to JPMorgan Asset Management data. Investors who stay the course stand to gain the most.
Applied Materials shares look set to continue to benefit from recent chip-sector strength, while Broadcom’s stock should rebound as AI-chip revenue grows.
President Donald Trump has said he is drawing from unspent funds in last year's tax and spending bill to pay TSA agents.
Sam's Club is hiking membership fees as its annual sales and membership grow and as high gas prices call attention to one of its key perks.
This week’s sharp rebound in U.S. stocks is offering some welcome respite from the relentless selling that has rocked global markets over the past month.
Crude prices fell Wednesday as President Donald Trump signaled a willingness to exit the Iran war even as the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed.
The semiconductor company will now wholly own Fab 34 after spending $14.2 billion to repurchase the 49% stake it sold to Apollo Global Management two years ago.
Nike warned that its turnaround is taking longer than it expected, leading three Wall Street banks to downgrade the stock as investors lose patience.
Franklin Templeton has agreed to buy 250 Digital, which will join the newly established unit Franklin Crypto, as the firm deepens its digital assets push.
Eli Lilly opposes the White House's push to codify "most favored nation" drug pricing into law, CEO Dave Ricks said in an interview with CNBC.
Elon Musk's SpaceX is reportedly targeting a valuation of around $1.75 trillion in its forthcoming IPO.
Investors have become less interested in Tesla’s car business lately, but some analysts see that as shortsighted.
“I assumed that uploading documents to a secure vault meant they would be handled safely.”
Parents with student debt still have time to consolidate their loans and preserve their access to affordable repayment plans and debt forgiveness.
Worries over AI spending and the sustainability of demand have been weighing on the tech sector.
Shares of RH plummeted toward a six-year low Wednesday, after the high-end furniture retailer’s latest earnings report and outlook suggested that even the super-rich have cut back spending on their homes.