BofA names its 5 favorite AI-linked stocks — giving one 30% upside
Artificial intelligence is still taking Wall Street by storm, and BofA says it continues “to see benefits for semis as AI investment ramps.”
China and Hong Kong stocks lead gains in Asia markets; Evergrande shares plunge as much as 87%
Investors will be looking at China’s factory activity on Thursday, as well as PMI readings across the region on Thursday.
CNBC Daily Open: Powell said high rates. Markets heard robust economy
Jerome Powell’s words dance in the space between two meanings — surely a result of his ability to satisfy a dual, but oftentimes contradictory mandate.
Your boarding pass and weight, please: Why airlines are asking passengers to step on the scales
Airlines weigh passengers in the name of safety and fuel efficiency, often because it’s required by law. But whether it’s necessary depends on who you ask.
Dow closes 200 points higher as Wall Street aims to curtail August’s decline: Live updates
Stocks rose Monday to kick off the final trading week of August, with investors looking to recover some of the August losses.
China’s big internet names have mostly beat. Here’s where analysts think the stocks are headed
Chinese internet tech companies Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu have reported solid quarterly earnings this month.
The plane ticket upgrade option most U.S. airlines don’t offer
Many global airlines offer upgrade auctions with passengers bidding on a better seat for their travel, but among US carriers, the idea is a non-starter.
Three U.S. Marines die in Australia aircraft crash during exercises
Three U.S. Marines died in an aircraft crash off the coast of northern Australia on Sunday while transporting troops during a routine military exercise, officials said.
China’s industrial profits extend slump into seventh month
Major banks have downgraded their growth forecasts for China to below the government’s target of around 5% as recovery sputters on a worsening property slump.
China’s rare earths dominance makes U.S. supply chains vulnerable, trade representative says
China’s dominance in rare earths makes U.S. supply chains vulnerable, U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai told CNBC’s Martin Soong.
