After an 80% rally for bitcoin, market experts predict where it’s going next in 2023
After a more-than 80% jump in bitcoin’s price this year so far, crypto experts tell CNBC Pro how they expect it to perform in the latter half of the year.
Hong Kong stocks tumble 2%, dragged by property and tech; Asia markets mixed
Asia-Pacific markets were mixed as Hong Kong stocks led losses in the region.
CNBC Daily Open: The long-awaited recession might not arrive
Analysts think second-quarter S&P 500 earnings will be more than 7% lower year on year. But that might be the floor. And the economy is looking up.
Dow rises for a 7th day, gaining 300 points after better-than-expected earnings: Live updates
Stocks were mixed Tuesday as a busy day of earnings got under way and traders digested soft retail sales data.
This 3-year sea cruise around the world seems back on track — after controversy and a price hike
The Life at Sea cruise around the world aims to last 36 months and visit more than 100 countries.
BlackRock names Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser to board
BlackRock — the world’s largest asset manager — said Monday that the CEO of Saudi Aramco — the world’s largest oil company — is joining its board of directors.
Solar and wind are set to produce a third of global electricity in 7 years. How to invest behind it
Solar and wind energy generation are set to rise “exponentially,” per the Rocky Mountain Institute. CNBC found the stocks that could outperform in this boom.
The war against inflation is a long way away from being won
Despite recent signs that inflation is cooling, the fight to bring down the meteoric price increases of the past three years is far from over.
Tesla directors pay $735 million to settle lawsuit over excess compensation
The settlement resolves a lawsuit by a retirement fund which holds Tesla stock and challenged stock options that were granted to directors starting in 2017.
Help! I’m so tired of doing my team’s busy work
Work It Out answers a question from an employee who’s tired of taking on their team’s busy work in what was supposed to be a temporary assignment.
