Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida unharmed after explosive thrown at campaign event
Japanese PM Fumio Kishida was evacuated unharmed Saturday after someone threw an explosive device at a campaign event in a western port city, officials said.
Jamie Dimon issues warning on rates: ‘It will undress problems in the economy’
Higher rates jammed up swaths of the economy this year, from bankers who bet on low rates to consumers who can no longer afford mortgages or credit card debt.
Elon Musk is reportedly planning an A.I. startup to compete with OpenAI, which he cofounded
Musk’s entry would be the latest in an increasingly crowded artificial intelligence space, even as the CEO questions whether AI development is moving safely.
This is the ‘best defense’ against inflation, says financial advisor
Inflation has been easing but remains high. There are two basic ways for budget-strapped consumers to manage rising prices, one advisor said.
These stocks crushed it this week, including one name analysts expect to rally 95% from here
CNBC Pro screened the S&P 1500 for the best-performing stocks this week.
European Central Bank must ‘carry on and act consistently’ with rate hikes, policymaker says
The European Central Bank must “carry on and act consistently” with interest rate hikes, policymaker Olli Rehn said Friday.
Piper Sandler calls generative A.I. the next $100 billion tech revolution, names stocks to play it
Generative artificial intelligence may only be in the early stages of its full potential, but these stocks should benefit long term, Piper Sandler says
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman addresses letter from Musk and other tech leaders calling for A.I. pause
Musk, Wozniak and other tech leaders said that AI companies should halt the development of anything more powerful than GPT-4 in an open letter last month.
Biden administration asks Supreme Court to block limits on abortion pill use
An appeals court ruling temporarily allowed the abortion pill mifepristone to stay on the market but imposes limits on its use.
The fallout from empty offices is coming. Here’s where investors could see the pain
The real estate market isn’t causing trouble for banks yet, but fears about the financial system are likely worsening conditions in real estate.
