Three Marvel sequels are the most anticipated movies of 2023, according to Fandango
Fandango found that moviegoers are most looking forward to Marvel sequels and plan to visit theaters more often in 2023.
BMO upgrades this gene-editing play, sees shares returning 65% next year
The firm expects that updates next year on a key partnership will drive upside for the gene-editing technology company.
Rents are now rising at the slowest pace in 19 months
Rents for both single-family homes and apartments are still rising, but at a far slower pace, as inflation squeezes consumers and landlords lose pricing power.
Face recognition tech gets Girl Scout mom booted from Rockettes show — due to where she works
The legislation funds the government through next fall, authorizes fresh U.S. aid to Ukraine and rewrites the 1887 Electoral Count Act.
Treasury Department delays electric vehicle tax credit guidance until March
The sourcing of materials and batteries for EVs is a major part of the federal tax credits of up to $7,500 for consumers under the Inflation Reduction Act.
Elon Musk actively searching for a new Twitter CEO, sources say
Twitter owner and CEO Elon Musk is searching for a new CEO of the company, sources told CNBC’s David Faber.
Op-ed: U.S. manufacturing needs federal funding to protect national security, spur innovation boom
Sen. Marco Rubio and Rep. Ro Khanna are calling for new federal financing tools to spur manufacturing and innovation in the United States.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: General Mills, Steelcase, Lucid and more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include General Mills, Steelcase, Lucid, and more.
At least 2 dead as 6.4-magnitude earthquake rocks Northern California
The victims died “as a result of medical emergencies occurring during and/or just following the earthquake,” Humboldt County Office of Emergency Services said in a statement.
Credit Suisse downgrades Home Depot, cites slowing housing market as near-term risk
The firm said declines in both the stock market and home prices could create a “negative wealth effect” that delays or cancels home improvement projects.
