Disney begins second, larger round of layoffs, bringing total to 4,000 jobs cut
Disney plans to reduce its workforce by 7,000 jobs as part of a larger reorganization that will see the company cut $5.5 billion in costs.
Subway reports double-digit quarterly sales growth as sandwich chain seeks buyer
Subway’s same-store sales climbed 12.1% in the first quarter, showing that its turnaround is taking hold.
10 smart ways to teach kids about money through the years
Here are 10 money lessons that financial experts say may help improve kids’ knowledge from an early age through high school graduation and beyond.
NBC News poll: Nearly 70% of GOP voters stand behind Trump amid indictment, investigations
But large majorities of all Americans are sour on a Trump v. Biden rematch in 2024.
Restaurants are expected to post strong earnings, but signs of trouble ahead could emerge
McDonald’s, Chipotle Mexican Grill and Domino’s Pizza are among the restaurant companies reporting their earnings next week.
How HBO survived mergers and strategy shifts to dominate prestige TV
For 50 years, HBO has been been known as the gold standard in television despite its tumultuous business history.
The IRA isn’t good for just U.S. stocks. Here are some emerging markets names that will benefit too
The landmark climate legislation is a ‘win’ for emerging markets companies with a leading edge in clean energy technologies.
Supreme Court says abortion pill mifepristone will remain broadly available during legal battle
Mifepristone has become the central flashpoint in the legal battle over abortion since the Supreme Court last summer overturned Roe v. Wade.
These were the biggest winners in the stock market this week, including one bank with 50% more upside
CNBC Pro screened for the largest gainers among large-cap, mid-cap and small-cap stocks this week as earnings seasons continues.
Big drug company CEOs to testify at Senate Health committee on insulin prices
Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk and Sanofi control 90% of the insulin market in the U.S, where a quarter of all health-care spending is on people with diabetes.
